Treme airs in the UK late 2010 Visually referenced throughout Treme and cited by the series' creators as a major influence, Always For Pleasure is a 1977 film by veteran documentarian Les Blank.
Fittingly, the litany of well over 11,000 searches visually references Jenny Holzer, on the right, and Josef Albers' "Homages to the Square" to the viewer's left.
Patterns were compared visually with reference patterns (6 ).
Samples were cross-dated visually by reference to narrow marker years (Yamaguchi, 1991) induced by periodic jack pine budworm (Choristoneura pinus Freeman) defoliation (Volney, 1988).
Overall image geometry, including the upper left and lower right corners of the scene to be captured and the position of a visually identifiable reference point, was stored in memory to support capturing repeat sets of the image sequences as the Wisconsin Fast Plants grew.
"I need to visually explain the facts about nutrition to women," says Kayentoo, referencing the fact that less than a third of adult women are literate in Mali.
Eye Q's roster and catalog titles were also printed at the bottom of the ad, with each section broken up visually by text that referenced its source material: "Respect - To Our Friends All Across the Country".
These epochs were scored according to Rechtschaffen and Kales [20] criteria: the scoring of sleep stages was visually performed on the EEG referenced to the mastoid (C3-A2; C3-A2).
Rather, they created new magico-religious fusions, which Beyoncé references visually and lyrically.
To construct a character-based key we visually inspected the reference sequences for variable nucleotide sites that could serve as diagnostics for the eight species.
CCT can be used to visually compare a reference sequence to thousands of existing genomes or sequence collections (next-generation sequencing reads for example) on a standard desktop computer.
