But most of all, the rolling, open hills served as a remarkable projection screen for the sky, which seemed to be ever in transit from one stage to another, with light varying from gold to a pale green, sometimes steady and other times evanescent, as the day inched toward evening.
Also, they should have "projected" the data from short and long fragment distributions onto two more standard "metagene" style plots above of graph (much like 2C serves as a horizontal projection) since that is what most people have become familiar with in understanding this sort of data.
Mercator's projection, for instance, far from serving as a monument to the glories of European civilisation, was in fact an expression of the very opposite: a deep despair at the savagery of its hatreds.
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The biggest mound will serve as a screen for projections — Marco Brambilla's re-creation of the lunar landing, and a neon salt digger courtesy of a Brooklyn artist, Jeanne Verdoux, who made the cut in a local open call.
We thus aimed to identify a stable and consistent long-term mortality trend that could serve as a basis for projections into the future.
Because in adult animals neurons that express AgRP are restricted to NPY‐containing neurons of the ARH, AgRP‐immunoreactive (IR) fibers serve as a marker for projections from ARH NPY neurons (Bouret et al., 2008).
Cooper suggested that economic projections could serve as a gauge for projecting the future utilization of physician services [ 31].
To us, Satan is a symbol of pride, liberty and individualism, and it serves as an external metaphorical projection of our highest personal potential.
"To us, Satan is a symbol of pride, liberty and individualism, and it serves as an external metaphorical projection of our highest personal potential," the Church of Satan wrote in a tweet.
