Animators study this film and then, with reference to laws of physics and physiology, manipulate the Backyardigan figures on their screens until they credibly reproduce down to the last detail the dancers' sashays, waltz steps, brushes, balls and lifts.
The animals can continue to develop and reproduce down to 0.1 0.25 % gaseous oxygen by activation of a hypoxia responsive pathway [ 63, 64].
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The line of his right ear is reproduced, upside down, in the collar of his uniform.
Correction: July 21 , 2002 Sunday Because of a production error, a picture last Sunday with an art review of an exhibition at the Center for Contemporary Printmaking in Norwalk was reproduced upside down.
Correction: December 2, 2000, Saturday A front-page picture in Weekend yesterday with a dance review of Eiko and Koma's "When Nights Were Dark," was reproduced upside down.
Because of a production error, a picture last Sunday with an art review of an exhibition at the Center for Contemporary Printmaking in Norwalk was reproduced upside down.
Because of a production error, a photograph of Kiki Smith's sculpture "Lilith" last Sunday, with an article about the Metropolitan Museum's view of contemporary art, was reproduced upside down.
Correction: May 5 , 2002 Sunday A picture with the Art Review column on Page 20 of the Long Island section today depicting "Mexican Sunset," a photographic collage by Wendy Miller, is reproduced upside down.
Back on the Track with Museum Hack Bopping along the Discovery trail, I found the mesmerizing Tut exhibit -- skillfully designed by Rainer Verbizh -- filled with eye-popping life-size tombs and masterfully reproduced memorabilia, down to the precious detail of Tut's grandma's lock of hair.
