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We assessed GO enrichment of the A20 interacting genes by using BiNGO, a Cytoscape plugin which maps significantly enriched GO terms onto a visual representation of the GO hierarchy [12], [26], [27].

The one paper that presented tabulated/graphical results relating to outcome assessment portrayed values elicited with category rating scales mapped onto a visual analogue scale format [ 20].

After 10 min, bioluminescence signals were recorded for at least 10 min. Bioluminescence recordings were layered onto a visual photographic image to create composite bioluminescence - photographic images.

During fMRI sessions, changes in eye position in the horizontal (X) and vertical (Y) direction were recorded from the subject's right eye using an MRI-compatible eye tracking camera mounted directly onto a visual presentation fMRI goggle system (NNL, Nordic Neuro Lab, Bergen, Norway).

Verbinski borrows the ethos of such playfully lugubrious horror classics as "The Curse of Frankenstein" and "Dracula" and grafts onto them a visual mannerism distantly distilled from Orson Welles and a sense of design proximately and conspicuously cribbed from Wes Anderson.

The first main contribution of this paper is to show that compositional models can be mapped onto a parallel visual architecture similar to that used by bio-inspired visual models such as deep convolutional networks but more explicit in terms of representation, hence enabling part detection as well as object detection, and suitable for complexity analysis.

Paint it, plaster things onto it, make it a visual object of art as well as a sound machine.

Each of these characteristics is scored, allowing behaviours to be mapped onto a meaningful, visual, matrix for prioritisation.

'Takashi Murakami: The Ocameus Eato Its Own Leg' is at the Vancouver Art Gallery until major.

However, the present infant results are convincing from a phylogenetical point of view in that a combined eye-head movement may represent an older system, which is designed to change the direction of gaze, but not to foveate any particular targets, while the eye saccade could be a more recent system designed to bring a visual target onto the fovea [ 12].

(FG2F1) Technology could also be used to engage with the senses, for example a visual projection onto the ceiling for people who are in reclining chairs or confined to bed was suggested as a useful way to ensure a more interesting experience.