Both posed for the sculpture and their resulting 3D body scans were melded to create a patchwork of their features.
The patchwork of genetic features observed in the genome is consistent with the notion that 1) horizontal gene transfer is a main driver of B. terrae BS001 adaptation and 2) the organism is very flexible in its ecological behavior in soil.
Cities represent a small-scale patchwork of very contrasting soil features.
A white woolly pair loom large in his latest project: a feature-length patchwork of archive footage of Sheffield's steel works with a live soundtrack.
The draft genome sequence of LMG 25863 confirms the distinct phylogenetic position of Xf within the genus Xanthomonas and reveals a patchwork of both lost and newly acquired genomic features.
There, the frack pads are usually photographed from above, the drilling sites neatly fitting into the patchwork of fields and forests – just a small feature in a big landscape.
As Microsoft notes, "a challenge for consumers and enterprise organizations using web mapping services has been that much of the imagery featured there has historically been a patchwork of satellite and aerial imagery of different vintage, quality, clarity and detail".
To refer to a particular vocabulary describing knowledge associated with a patchwork of biological data, objects, sequences, biological functions and functionalities and other general features of biological processes.
Featuring a rote book by Aaron Latham and Phillip Oesterman and a patchwork of new and recycled country-and-western songs, "Urban Cowboy" doesn't have the imagination to be so extravagantly bad.
Featuring a rote book by Aaron Latham and Phillip Oesterman and a patchwork of new and recycled country-and-western songs, the show exudes the mechanical air of something dutifully assembled according to a low and specific assessment of audience expectations.
