Because the indigenized population have lost much of the connection to their ancestral homes in the coastal provinces of China, they are less affected by the 20th-century modernization patterns that transformed the region.
In the 1960s an American architecture professor, William Huff, coined the term 'parquet deformation' to mean a regular pattern of tiles that transforms as you go from left to right whilst maintaining the regularity of the tiling.
There are no actors to root for in these shorts, no last-minute car chases, though trains are central to the two works dating from 2003 -- "The Collector," a disappointingly literal video, and "Passage," a tour de force of editing and geometric patterning that transforms banal Berlin buildings into ominous totems.
There are no actors to root for in these shorts, no last-minute car chases, though trains are central to the two works dating from 2003 - "The Collector," a disappointingly literal video, and "Passage," a tour de force of editing and geometric patterning that transforms banal Berlin buildings into ominous totems.
Neuroimagers can also take advantage of a few easy-to-use tools to create complex scripts and make a workflow (a workflow consists of a repeatable pattern of activities that transform data and can be depicted as a sequence of operations, declared as work of a person or group (adapted from [ 44]).
By making use of the binary nature of the methylome, we here describe a method that transforms methylation patterns into music.
While Hobsbawm has described history as a process of uncovering the patterns and mechanisms that transform the world, Pimlott says his Marxism has been "a tool not a straitjacket; he's not dialectical or following a party line".
That transforms the experience".
Human skin has special receptors that transform patterns of tactile stimulation a mother's caress or a friend's pat on the back into indelible sensations as lasting as childhood smells.
