A typical slice of picture-postcard Europe: green, vineyard-lined, on the banks of a lazy river, with a bakery, a grocery, a Chinese restaurant, and a 14th-century chateau – plus a discreet, modern-looking museum.
It was one of those rural airports where your luggage gets through the terminal before you do, so within 30 minutes I was downtown, jumping on a train that weaved its way around mountain-cupped lakes through a slice of picture-postcard Switzerland to Interlaken, where my "Flyer" awaited.
For our purposes, a single slice of the picture does not reveal much useful information to the observer, and this information can be stored unencrypted as long as it is not possible to combine it with the other slices.
The world is vast and to its credit you only feel like you get a small slice of the bigger picture – something that can be explored in later books.
Even the most reliable test scores demonstrate only a narrow slice of a complex picture.
As staggering as these numbers are, they only represent a slice of the unemployment picture because millions of people have stopped looking for work and millions more are chronically unemployed and are rarely counted in official measures.
More importantly, that figure is just one small slice of retirement savings picture because it is limited to only that half of the workforce that actually has saved in a retirement plan.
The winning organ (a slice of which is pictured), with a third of those 3,500 genes, is the testis.
In our simulation we use one slice per picture; therefore, the size of the NALU mainly depends on its picture type and the sequence characteristic.
And that, unquestionably, is an important slice of the Rams' big picture.
Nic Hodges, head of commercial innovation for News Corp Australia, wants to harness new blockchain technology (used in the Bitcoin cryptocurrency) as a way of allowing people to pay for their media as they consume it: a cent or 10 here, a chunk of an article, picture, slice of an episode or chapter of a book there.
