Painting is far from dead; it just does not feel the need to progress linearly, and that is a good thing.
We present a theoretical model with a single descriptive coefficient of capillary absorption progressing linearly with t0.25.
The caption above is written as if the first mollusk eye is the same as a modern limpet's, and that evolution progressed linearly to the human-like complex octopus eye.
The reasoning does not progress linearly from evidence to a conclusion; it is bi-directional, going forward and backward: as the fact-finder's consideration of the evidence inclines him towards a particular verdict, his leaning towards that conclusion will often produce a revision of his original perception and his assessment of the evidence (Simon 2004, 2011).
Supra-threshold pain measurements were initiated at 32°C and progressed linearly at 1°C /sec.
Furthermore, in modeling the developmental stages of BP – from non-specific symptoms, followed by minor mood disorder, major depressive episodes, and finally hypo/manic episodes – once entering the model, these high-risk offspring progressed linearly through the stages without skipping any stage (Duffy et al., 2014), which suggests a progressive process and an urgent need for intervention.
This suggests that the vast taxonomic diversity of extinct, stem odobenids may have encompassed a much larger amount of morphological disparity than other pinniped or fissiped clades and did not progress linearly from an Enaliarctos-type ancestral morphology to that of modern walruses [ 41].
30, 50, 51 In addition, and more importantly because of their discriminative properties in the cluster analysis, other CANTAB test results (RTI and RVP) were also affected by aging, suggesting that reduced processing speed (which appears to progress linearly with age) is associated with increased latency and reaction time.
As an artist, Tricky progresses not linearly but in a constant zigzag.
