Her large-scale mirror mosaics have iced everything from the Senate building in Tehran to the Dag Hammarskjöld tower in New York.
Trends in this landscape also parallel the free energy of folding unfolding derived from hydrogen deuterium (H D) exchange measurements, indicating that the energetics for internal motions occurring on the nanosecond time-scale mirror those occurring on the much slower time-scale of H D exchange.
Munro's work is inspired by the French sculptor Niki de Saint Phalle who created large scale mirrored mosaics.
Ratings obtained with the throat and chest sub-scales of the pictorial scales mirrored those obtained using the perceived effort of breathing scale and are not shown.
Canonical plots in Fig. 3 demonstrate that ratings by respective scales mirrored each other very well at light to moderate exercise then diverged slightly at peak exercise, as there was slightly more variability when ratings obtained by both scales during heavy exercise were compared.
These large-scale mirror-symmetric tone-selective bands extended along the superior-to-inferior axis to the superior temporal sulcus.
They found that the dissimilarities between distributions of shape functions (particularly D2) provide a robust measure for discriminating between classes of objects (e.g., cars versus airplanes) in a moderately-sized database, despite the presence of arbitrary translations, rotations, scales, mirrors and model degeneracies.
On the other hand, the DCGM-37 does not have any sub-scales mirroring the "Change in health", "Family activity" or "Family cohesion".
Amongst other approaches, methods based on plotting so-called propensity scales (Nakai et al., 1988) have enjoyed long-standing popularity; with scales mirroring one or more amino acid properties, such as hydrophobicity (Hopp and Woods, 1981) or electronegativity.
Figure 6a shows that the time course for the reaction at a large-scale mirrors the results obtained for the reaction at 15 l, indicating the success of the scaling up strategy.
