The robustness and efficiency of the adapted GVF snake is demonstrated through accurately delineating temporal and spatial wave profiles of three examples, including a spiller, a plunger, and a plunging breaker striking a vertical cylinder.
Current methods can capture an average of 22% of unbound-bound transitions through conformer selection methods and another 57% through induced-fit methodologies, delineating a stubborn gap (21%) in backbone motion not covered by any current approach.
And its principal mode of investigation is through cartography and mapping, delineating the topographic character and numerous layers of development at each stage in the city's history.
The pantomime tradition and folk-tale quality of the ballet show Mr. Martins's gift for delineating personality through movement (unsurprising since he was raised on the buoyant, warm characters of the Bournonville tradition in his native Denmark).
In those iconic closing moments from Thrill of It All, Thomas is figuratively delineating space through his own force, charting its unrepresentable dimensions via his body and movement.
Notably, such cells become aligned at the basal aspects of parabronchial epithelial cells delineating gaps through which incipient atria sprout.
Furthermore, delineating orthology through tree reconciliation benefits TreeFam in the category of missing genes (Fig. 2C), since the lack of a closer outgroup prevents the bilaterian OGs from splitting, as illustrated in Fig. 1.
, with its foldout map delineating their route through the West (1814) and Abraham Ortelius's Theatrum orbis terrarum (1570) anchor the exhibition in the history of cartography.
Colin Babb's "Cricket, Lovely Cricket" describes the importance of West Indian victories for him as a south London boy, delineating shifting identities through sporting affiliations, while Kevin Le Gendre's "Father of Freeform", on unsung British jazz pioneer Joe Harriott, indicts invisibility and erasure through enthusiasm.
Think of the ways in which such "sensory routes" intersect with each other, thus, for example, allowing one to get from one end to the other without going through the "route" itself, thereby delineating a sensory loop.
