In a gigantic study, "The Sociology of Philosophies," published in 1998, Randall Collins assembled structural portraits of the seminal moments in philosophy, both Western and Eastern.
Later we might sit in the dining room of Longfellow House eating lunch on one side of a roped-off area while the resident poet-caretaker guided sightseers single-file along the other side of the barrier pointing out ornaments, furnishings, portraits, structural details; as if we were ghosts.
But for the most part, the murder investigation provides the structural framework for a group portrait of the eccentric members of this captivating ensemble and the music they play with such rapturous devotion.
To utilise this feature of the cracked beam, the single-phase portrait of the structural output is divided into two parts corresponding to the compression and expansion of the crack.
On the whole, this integrative approach will enable to generate an ultimate portrait of the structural and functional organization of this fraction of the Drosophila euchromatin with distinctive evolutionary dynamics.
We provide a portrait of the bacterial transcription apparatus in light of the data emerging from structural studies, sequence analysis and comparative genomics to bring out important but underappreciated features.
Berlin also shares a structural similarity with Movie Camera, in that both films are ostensibly day-in-the-life portraits, traversing the time from dusk to dawn, and showing citizens at work and at play.
On "Portrait of Tracy," by Jaco Pastorius, he worked a short motif into a sound structural device.
Notwithstanding the topologically involved portraits of the attractor-basin response, the analysis of system global dynamics may provide hints for safe structural design.
The portrait fascinated Thomas.
