(The brasses are often behind the beat, sometimes so far behind that it's hard to guess the intended rhythm; and each of the instrumental choirs has its own idea of the pervasive dotted figure, a disparity that becomes awkward when the figure is traded among them).
The split decomposition analysis showed a bushy network structure with extensive parallelogram formation indicative of pervasive homologous recombination (Figure 1).
In spite of their limited visibility, the black infantrymen, in their distinct physiognomies and ages, provided a respectful alternative to the buffoons and blackface minstrels figures then pervasive in the culture.
The physically cartoonish self-portraits evoke the pervasive caricatures of black figures seen in early Hollywood films and late 19th century medical books, advertisements, exhibitions, and on the labels of household products.
The process of finding suitable Pervasive Apps is shown in Figure 1.
The Titan framework for pervasive applications is shown in Figure 1 and has the following three components.
They had to collect data, meet with housing agencies and local residents to get a better understanding of pervasive housing issues and then figure out new policies to implement and a feasible timeline for doing so.
10.7554/eLife.06394.010 Figure 4. Pervasive genome-wide chromatin effects of Hairy.
10.7554/eLife.06394.018 Figure 9. Pervasive biochemical activities on 'off-target' loci may represent molecular exaptations that generate novel edges between nodes of a standing gene regulatory networks (GRN).
