This epic constellation of visual jokes and scathing political jibes – its references to Weimar politicians and celebrities make it as dense to read as a Georgian political cartoon by Gillray – packs the punch of Dada, the most aggressive and yet the most human art movement of the 20th century.
The second example constructs constellations of visual features to predict relative hand/object postures that lead reliably to haptic utility.
A chronic and debilitating condition, H.P.P.D. warps the perceptual faculties: the external senses are marred by a constellation of mostly visual distortions, while the internal ones are paralyzed by a concoction of dissociative symptoms, panic attacks, and depression.
East Village Through June 30 On the quarter-century anniversary of its founding, Visual AIDS has organized a constellation of exhibitions, events and performances, the centerpiece being "Not Over: 25 Years of Visual AIDS" at La MaMa Galleria.
Many visual demonstrations of the proposed constellation design can be also found there.
61 Cygni, sometimes called Bessel's Star or Piazzi's Flying Star, is a visual binary system in the constellation Cygnus.
His catalogue assigned letters from the Greek alphabet to groups of stars belonging to the same visual magnitude class in each constellation, beginning with alpha for a star in the brightest class.
As an example, it is common to record hippocampal place fields that seem to be driven by a particular constellation of external (usually visual) cues (Mizumori, 2008a), and prediction error coding is observed when rewards are unexpectedly omitted.
Purnomo could neither objectively explain nor instruct this skill, and we accepted it as most likely to be a complex constellation of many subtle visual clues specific to prodromal malaria.
This constellation also contains the noted visual double of Mizar and Alcor, which sit in the middle of the Big Dipper.
