Its acute and sensuous observation of the natural world reveals an unexpected beauty, as it traces human love in the flight of a luna moth.
However, in ensuing works it was found that damping matrices identified from the method had unexpected forms and showed traces of large variance errors.
That gives the novel, for all its length and sense of scope, an unexpected intimacy, as it traces the lives of just a couple of characters, with history as something of a backdrop, a stage set against which the central action plays.
The pipelines and methods described here have the capacity to reveal unexpected relationships between genomic traces and disease risks.
When transplanted into experimental animals, not only do they give rise to new nerve cells, but they can also be traced to unexpected organs, such as blood or muscle, seemingly transformed into remotely related cell types.Such findings are controversial, however, and Derek van der Kooy and his colleagues at the University of Toronto are among those with doubts about this quick-change act.
His work shows traces of an unexpected subversive sense of humour.
But the ANZ economists traced a recent unexpected rise in East Asian exports to the strength of Chinese consumption, not to demand from outside the region.
The limitations are traced to an unexpected interference of the axioms encoding observations with the minimization.
This inexpensive method can be developed as a source tracing protocol when unexpected plague outbreaks or bioterrorism attacks happen.
From the tenements of the Bronx to the prewar apartments of Manhattan and the frame cottages of Staten Island, signs of earlier generations lurk in unexpected corners, "like cave drawings providing traces of previous habitations," said Richard Rabinowitz, president of the American History Workshop.
Currently something of an unexpected festival favourite, he'll be tracing his influences throughout an all-night, midsummer set in the basement of Soup Kitchen, courtesy of Zutekh.
