While the Sudarshana Chakra is depicted as a subordinate figure with Vishnu, in many South Indian Vishnu temples, the Chakra as an ayudhapurusha is worshipped in its own shrine attached to the central temple.
Indeed, dominant fish remained closer to the feeding source than subordinate fish (Figure 2A) and were still more active (Figure 2C). Figure 3 shows that, for any given significance threshold, substantially more genes are differentially transcribed between dominant and subordinate Atlantic salmon in the absence (Figure 3A) than in the presence of competitive rainbow trout (Figure 3B).
Certainly, the chief French works surviving take the form of large groups, as in the Tonnerre "Entombment" (1450s), or of architectural schemes in which the decoration is clearly subordinate to the figures, as in Châteaudun, Castle Chapel (c. 1425).
"Buildings in paintings have always been treated as a background, as something subordinate to the figures themselves," says art historian Amanda Lillie, co-curator of Building the Picture, a new exhibition at the National Gallery that aims to put the architecture of Renaissance paintings on centre stage.
In our personal experiences, we have observed that introductory and upper-level students often approach a research article as they would a textbook, focusing on the narrative of the paper as fact, with the figures subordinate to the text.
The western portals (built 1137 40), part of a total facade design, combined features that remained common throughout the Gothic period: a carved tympanum (the space within an arch and above a lintel or a subordinate arch); carved surrounding figures set in the voussoirs, or wedge-shaped pieces, of the arch; and more carved figures attached to the sides of the portal.
But even Petraeus, competent though he is, remains subordinate to the single figure who dominates this four-book narrative.
Here, the figures are subordinated to the style with which they are depicted, and the examples include a lively William Merritt Chase portrait sketch and a vibrant lithograph by Rufino Tamayo.
As shown in Figure 4, subordinate observers spent significantly more time Staring at the companion's behavior than dominant observers in other dyads (status: F 1, 15) = 18.676; p<0.001).
