The Obvious Collection – Briefs on some projects Obvious is backing.
Elena Ferrante has cited Ortese (1914-98) as one of her greatest influences, and the connections are obvious in this collection of short stories and essays, which infuse a grimy, chaotic Naples with unsentimental menace rather than romantic mystique.
Including what the artist tells THUMP is a "wealth of lost, weird, and amazing music," the magic here isn't in flashy name or obvious anthems, but a collection of varied tracks that exude the journey the artist embarked on to present them to listeners.
Due to obvious ethical reasons the collection of fresh bone from joint samples of healthy individuals is not allowed.
Although the principal researcher (grant recipient) offers a prime source of data on research outputs, difficulties in implementation of an impact assessment may mean they are not the obvious starting point for collection of impact data.
These differences are not obvious by inspection, and manual collection of such quantitative data from a large number of image samples is prohibitively labour-intensive.
There are few obvious targets to strike in this collection of Yorkshire villages, nor much scope for a clash of cultures (the non-white population is under 2%).
This program is, in some ways, an obvious counterpart to the agency's collection of the call records of essentially every American: both programs allow the N.S.A. to map out the social connections of any person whose information is captured, creating its own kind of (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Social_graph).org/wiki/Social_graph
This program is, in some ways, an obvious counterpart to the agency's collection of the call records of essentially every American: both programs allow the N.S.A. to map out the social connections of any person whose information is captured, creating its own kind of social graph.
Secondly, a process conception of randomness makes nonsense of some obvious uses of 'random' to characterise an entire collection of outcomes of a given repeated process.
