Electrical and electronics drafters prepare wiring diagrams, circuit-board-assembly diagrams, and layout drawings used for the manufacture, installation, or repair of electrical equipment.
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Mooch loved drawing diagrams for visitors to his office — especially diagrams that dramatized the divisions in the communications shop between the RNC staff and the campaign holdovers.
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Diagrams with no loops have amplitudes of weight 0; the amplitudes of diagrams with one loop are all periods of mixed Tate motives and have, at most, a weight of 4.
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The company's patent diagrams look surprisingly similar to these fightsticks.
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Before he builds his constructions, Barnett diagrams them on paper.
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Diagrams, lists, charts were all laid out on the floor.
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Prosecutors displayed diagrams with an outline of an adult body.
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In the score, diagrams indicate the positions of the players.
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Like many sentence diagrams, Rougeux's are organized by their grammatical structure.
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They need people who can draw diagrams on maps (Ser Davos).
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In reality they have been adapted from diagrams of vacuum cleaners.
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A two-loop version of the same system needs seven diagrams.
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I let out an uncomfortable laugh when I saw the diagrams.
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Below are visual diagrams that depict the illusion under controlled conditions.
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Here are maps and diagrams of how the rescue is unfolding.
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On diagrams of the leadership process, "punishing disobedient subordinates" rarely appears.
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International appeal was one motivation for adding Diagrams to the app.
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There are inky sketches and set-design renderings and scientific diagrams.
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"Af Klint's paintings are essentially coloured diagrams," huffed Hilton Kramer, a critic.
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They're like 3D diagrams of the animal life in a particular locality.
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During the 18th century, these beautified drawings gave way to inert diagrams.
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The experiments that physicists really care about involve Feynman diagrams with loops.
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Feynman diagrams are just little cartoons that show how subatomic particles interact.
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You need to look at diagrams to learn how to make it.
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DeepMind uses five slightly different segmentation networks to create five eye diagrams.
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Officials showed them maps, diagrams and slide shows that were entirely fictitious.
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You also see Garner cheerfully doodling faces on anatomical diagrams of breasts.
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There has been no shortage of wiring diagrams, and even some action.
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Then he packed up his schematic diagrams and headed for his Porsche.
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Callow diagrams every aspect of this great artist's life like a sentence.
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These diagrams offer a good sense of the button placement and overall layout.
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You've also got diagrams that show how to correctly butcher the human body.
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Legal transcripts jostle with diagrams of "Time" and the prison's "Inmate Rule Book".
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Feynman diagrams have served physics well over the years, but they have limitations.
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"Parties for him were just putting together Venn Diagrams of people," Martin says.
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And so here's a woman ... so, she's in the tiniest of Venn diagrams.
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Khan apparently provided the blueprint for a weapon, including engineering diagrams and notes.
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Save the genitalia diagrams for anatomy classes, and get a little more creative.
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A series of diagrams show points where victims were hit during the attack.
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The diagrams and white text on a blue background recall high school textbooks.
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I've been drawing drawings from them — let's call them diagrams of the sentences.
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Go here to see maps and diagrams of how the rescue is unfolding.
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Officials showed them maps, diagrams and slide shows that were entirely made up.
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Yes, they bristle with bar charts, scatterplot diagrams and sometimes eyeball-blistering terminology.
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Mechanical breast milk pumps awkwardly babysit the diagrams, bills, and to-do lists.
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Full disclosure: I've never seen a photo, only diagrams, but this looks pretty accurate.
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The dust jacket is a collage of photographs of texts, maps, and architectural diagrams.
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Diagrams depicting the spillage mechanism (left) and the hypothesized inland sea and Northern Ocean.
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Students would be able to take digital notes and create illustrations/charts/diagrams/etc.
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The diagrams show how the energy of the sound is distributed across different frequencies.
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Those diagrams contribute another piece to the answer, modifying the classical Coulomb force law.
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He seemed pleased, though he could hardly have been surprised at his diagrams' importance.
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By late 2011 and early 2012, diagrams, schematics and videos began to appear online.
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They had drawn diagrams to show the domestic plumbing system at school in Housecraft.
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Jurors stared at the diagrams and listened intently as Ms. Ely discussed the injuries.
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Now, look at these two diagrams explaining how to read and analyze tree rings.
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As she draws complex diagrams of vaginas on her board, Amanda can't stop giggling.
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Our form of journalism was to explain the news with maps, charts and diagrams.
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Most pages are adorned with illustrations of diagrams, including plants, nude figures, and astronomical symbols.
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This goes beyond an EULA, and IMO should be in plain English and include diagrams.
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Sometimes she can't even talk, and just starts on hand-drawn diagrams and scribbled notes.
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"Bombshell" shows us her original notes and diagrams, using animation to help with the explanation.
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Jacquette also breaks down the playgrounds into diagrams, with details of their textures and interactions.
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She kept things lighthearted throughout the procedure, doodling on anatomical diagrams and making silly faces.
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Reiber used photos, diagrams made by a pathologist, and police video to perform his review.
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Maps and diagrams show the extent of the damage at the airport and subway station.
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There is page after page of formation diagrams and hundreds of run and pass plays.
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The patent is simply titled "Camera Watch," and contains seven diagrams of the unreleased design.
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She keeps things lighthearted throughout the procedure, doodling on anatomical diagrams and making silly faces.
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They're perfect for sketches, diagrams, or written text — whatever helps you get your ideas out.
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They're perfect for sketches, diagrams, or written text — whatever helps you get your ideas out.
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Instead of concepts, diagrams and design leaks, there are now photos of an actual device.
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"I'm not going to draw any diagrams for you," he said, drawing out the torture.
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Within the paintings' strings he also wanted to refer to diagrams, information systems, chartsm and graphs.
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A lithograph of the iconic Golden Record cover, whose diagrams explain how to play the recording.
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This jumble of crisscrossed lines also evokes objects such as migration maps and dance-step diagrams.
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Knots, EKG charts and thermal imaging are among the representations and diagrams that have inspired him.
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Mathematicians suggest functions (and their integrals) to physicists that can be used to describe Feynman diagrams.
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These lay down the roadmap, yielding data used in Botanical Prints, Outsider Works, and several diagrams.
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Detailed diagrams and formulas accompanied each rule to demonstrate the methods for measuring ambient pollutant concentrations.
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This does not mean that researchers should rush to include more diagrams in their next paper.
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Doctors can show patients digital 2000-D anatomical diagrams of procedures using ContextMedia "wallboards" or tablets.
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This is because he uses topological models and diagrams as a starting point for his work.
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A few are more tentative and ephemeral, appearing as diagrams or schemes with a stark frontality.
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Rominger's embroidery mixes soft florals and botanicals with black-outlined anatomical diagrams and aggressively political statements.
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I wished for lists, worksheets and diagrams rather than the dirty comics that are scattered throughout.
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Borcherding suggests that first-time builders refer to detailed diagrams available online from Bat Conservation International.
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Diagrams and photos showing what happened when a van plowed into pedestrians in the Spanish city.
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We'll always have the UK Patent Office diagrams of the Dyson electric vehicle that never happened.
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I still see those branching sentence diagrams in my head when I am constructing subordinate clauses.
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TechCrunch reviewed the documents, which included several floor plans and network diagrams for the local exchanges.
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It also features illustrated diagrams, ingredient lists, and prose calling for social change and armed revolution.
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His seventh-floor suite of offices is populated with white boards littered with diagrams and organizational charges.
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He represented his genetic data as "trees" branching over time: simplistic diagrams, but beautiful in their simplicity.
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Powhida's system of presenting information invokes the work of Mark Lombardi, who pioneered research-driven informational diagrams.
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The WSJ included diagrams of the specific votes made during the last day of the impeachment trials.
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The layering also enables Winters to bring together different sources, to compress two or more different diagrams.
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Fortunately, Snap's IPO prospectus contains a detailed guide to using the app, complete with diagrams (see picture).
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They drew diagrams showing which teams had overlapping memberships and which groups had exceeded their departments' goals.
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"We went through all these phase diagrams showing what crystals would appear at what temperatures," she said.
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Diagrams suggest that the Bioo system generates energy by processing microorganisms expelled by the plant's root system.
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It is also possible to exchange two or more photons, and Feynman made similar diagrams for that.
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Yet Feynman diagrams remain a treasured asset in physics, because they often provide good approximations to reality.
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The report includes Venn diagrams illustrating overlapping areas of our top-10 lists based on BEst projections.
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Rougeux also created a poster (for sale on his site) that features all 269 of Byrne's diagrams.
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Given their professional context, his intricate structural diagrams start to look like runes of a bygone profession.
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In this case, headsets provide electricians the interactive 3D diagrams they need to wire quickly and accurately.
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I used to enjoy looking through oversized books full of facts and diagrams about the ancient world.
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In these narrow passages, viewers find six blueprint-like digital diagrams produced collaboratively by the two artists.
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The diagrams also include five kivas, circular spaces that in bigger settlements were used for religious purposes.
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So Figure 1 is a slightly modified version of the diagrams I've been using in previous posts.
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Ms. Benson's earlier works included lots of raw canvas and functioned like diagrams that required viewer deciphering.
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"You can see faces of people blowing" to inflate the vests in the original diagrams, she said.
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Yang, who often communicates in diagrams, reached for a pen and drew two circles on a page.
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"Of Dikes and Windmills" (1969) was a full-length book with diagrams, maps, street scenes and landscapes.
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Since a screen reader recognizes only words and numbers, photographs, diagrams and other images are often inaccessible.
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Diagrams and photos showing what happened when a van plowed into pedestrians in the Spanish city. Maj.
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Within Sim Singapore's virtual gallery, city models float under glowing diagrams of feng shui topographies and scripts.
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CEO Ryan Petersen diagrams his business' fortuitous cycle at Flexport's San Francisco headquarters CEO Ryan Petersen diagrams his business' fortuitous cycle at Flexport's San Francisco headquarters "I don't worry about startup competitors" Petersen says, noting that during the sales process, customers have never compared Flexport to those chasing it.
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She made Mr. Leahy a mix CD (handwritten liner notes and all) that she titled "Feynman Diagrams for All," after Mr. Leahy told her in a text conversation that he thought the idea of Feynman diagrams — in which physicists map out the interactions of subatomic particles — was romantic.
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In Moss's course, she handed out diagrams showing the correct formats for table settings and thank-you notes.
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The kit comes with detailed instructions that carefully explain all the concepts of wave modulation with excellent diagrams.
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And, until 1996, Irma S. Rombauer's classic Joy of Cooking even had diagrams for properly skinning a squirrel.
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Could Gechtoff be transforming the diagrams of the occult English Renaissance cosmologist, Robert Fludd, into a visionary abstraction?
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They collect them, add them, raise them to the nth power, take the cube and prepare wonderful diagrams.
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They said that during the scheme, he accessed Chemours documents and secretly took pictures of plant system diagrams.
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While he was refining his screenplay, his office wall must have been papered with flow charts and diagrams.
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He uses diagrams paired with the most common 1,000 words in the English language to explain complicated ideas.
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"Instead of sterile medical diagrams, you would get paintings of my experience, humanizing the technology," Andrew told Hyperallergic.
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Dr Howe and his colleagues do, however, believe that the study of diagrams can result in new insights.
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Remember those diagrams of epidermal layers that were tacked to the walls of your high school science class?
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The Canadian guide is similar to the U.S. government's "MyPlate" program, which replaced the old food pyramid diagrams.
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Creams, lotions, and toners come with specific directions, with diagrams, on how to apply them for maximum efficacy.
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"There were no diagrams of the vulva or the penis, and certainly [it was] abstinence-only," she says.
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Phundombatlert juxtaposed his drawings of the participants with scientific drawings and diagrams of the plants, and the stories.
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Chrysanne Stathacos's work, entitled "Five Mirrors of the World" (2018), refers to astronomical diagrams depicted in Tibetan thangkas.
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But you're still watching a lot of people speak in hushed voices over diagrams of nuclear power plants.
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The company was nice enough to include some handy-dandy step numbers and diagrams on the hardware, too.
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Beckett describes a psychologically tortured group that would scribble strange diagrams on the walls of Crowley's former home.
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Its touchscreen can bend backwards into tablet and tent modes, which is great for handwritten notes, or copying diagrams.
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Theresa is obviously troubled, but the feeling of dread skyrockets when she finds the diagrams of Dolores and Bernie.
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It's that the diagrams, aswirl with line and color, are more in accord with his sympathies as an artist.
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The hives are kind of a metaphor for society, and they are also related to molecular diagrams – hexagonal forms.
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It's 600 years old, written in a language no one can read, and full of diagrams no one understands.
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"One of the best ways that I like to think about it is almost picturing Venn diagrams," Clark said.
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Over 20,000 books were set aflame, as well as medical diagrams and photographs crucial to understanding sex reassignment surgery.
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In the clip, Koenig makes some mandalas out of pancake batter, and there's complex diagrams overlaid onto the video.
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Feynman diagrams have a basic geometric aspect to them, formed as they are from line segments, rays and vertices.
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You can draw diagrams for how virtual quanta affect gravitons, and thereby rediscover the morbid obesity of "empty" space.
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Some will look at stats, some will look at play diagrams, and some will look at more obscure factors.
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In a boardroom, Wu explained the process while using an erasable marker to draw diagrams on a white board.
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The brilliance behind Feynman diagrams is that each line in the stick figure comes with an associated mathematical equation.
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A friendly, faceless male voice welcomed me as diagrams and cross sections of a vulva faded in and out.
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Mechanical drafters prepare detailed working diagrams of machinery and mechanical devices, including dimensions, fastening methods, and other engineering information.
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I'd print out online diagrams and follow YouTube videos, but could never tell if I was doing it right.
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Honestly, read it for the diagrams, but stay for the explanation on how to be a Spork (No. 25).
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Not many ended up devoting the meat of their adult lives to scribbling byzantine diagrams all over the place.
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It presents two diagrams showing the path of candlelight and the shadows cast, accompanied by notes in loopy script.
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I tried to make diagrams — this happened the day before, and this — but it never worked because it's abstract.
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They have also created diagrams of how wine varietals are related and have charted the evolution of specific beers.
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Mac Otakara cites accessory diagrams from Apple suppliers, which point to the iPad Pro getting a bigger camera array.
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The breach may also have offered hackers access to usernames, passwords, IP addresses, business diagrams and other sensitive information.
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Mr. Worth said people regularly complain that his diagrams don't contain certain options, and others just outright dislike them.
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Alongside are selections from Green-Wood's archives, from hand-drawn diagrams of burial lots, to survey photographs by cemetery workers.
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Her workshops include tutorials that feature biological diagrams, dildos, and physically modeling sex positions—though everyone keeps their clothes on.
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To date, it's been explained as really fast internet, plus diagrams of things like autonomous cars communicating with each other.
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The free images, uploaded courtesy of the Biodiversity Heritage Library, include animal sketches, historical diagrams, botanical studies, and scientific research.
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Brad DeLong asks a question about which of the various funny diagrams economists love should be taught in Econ 101.
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In a 1984 issue of InfoWorld the publication said "users can paint pictures and draw diagrams" with the Touch Tablet.
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Some of the paintings come across as arcane diagrams, while others have the signs of the zodiac in each corner.
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They are not so much invertebrate apartment buildings as solar diagrams, written in dirt, with termites as the calculating agents.
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Diagrams of the plan outlined 84 miles of cycling track and a park that's quadruple the size of Central Park.
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Do we understand Feynman diagrams or the Uncertainty Principle any better for having seen them through the lens of improvisation?
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Certainly, Feynman diagrams made it much easier to learn this very advanced physics for me and others of my generation.
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The patent diagrams an "ornamental design for a speaker device" invented by Baback Elmieh, Alexandre Jais and John Proksch-Whaley.
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Newsletter No. 503, from last spring, included 250 pages of diagrams explaining specific offensive plays that the Musketeers have run.
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While the box holding the pumps and microcomputer is clear, the installation is not accompanied by diagrams or detailed documentation.
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"The visual work is based on photographs, drawings and diagrams of the cosmos taken from old astronomy books," Berthelon explains.
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There are no diagrams in this book outlining the stylistic conventions of an Arabic-language music review or artist profile.
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This notepad designed to boost creativity through visual diagrams, idea funnels and mind maps can help turn ideas into action.
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Diagrams and photographs showing the interior of the building illustrate some of the factors that made the fire so deadly.
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Alas, the numbers do no service to the frankly incredible diagrams and charts, so take a gander at them here.
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His 1847 publication — The First Six Books of The Elements of Euclid in which Coloured Diagrams and Symbols are Used Instead of Letters for the Greater Ease of Learners — used original illustrations to present the 300 BCE geometry treatise with diagrams printed in red, blue, yellow, and black to make this knowledge easier to understand.
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Glass cases preserve chairs, books, and lotion bottles he touched during his visit, while diagrams record every spot the leader stepped.
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This formal congruence between dance and sport still doesn't explain why Quevedo renders most of his diagrams in a maximalist aesthetic.
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However, Romans did have occasion to use diagrams and maps, particularly when representing property lines as recorded by professional land surveyors.
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Tree diagrams representing the full range of outcomes for teams that are in or have a shot at the N.F.L. playoffs.
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It has annotations like "Strange to find such Daedra worship among the devout," nestled next to detailed sketches, diagrams and paintings.
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"There are certain behind-the-scenes elements you can play with" — like the precision diagrams showing how a watch is designed.
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He also provides helpful venn diagrams and graphs to make decision-making proactive for those who want to become an essentialist.
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Featuring designs of tables, diagrams, and circular graphs, the shirts, tote bags, and posters have an undeniably astrological feel to them.
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Illustration: FCCBased on the diagrams submitted to the FCC, the new Sonos surround sound system with smart speakers looks very familiar.
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Here are three simple diagrams to help you understand how Russian intelligence officers infiltrated key Democratic groups and the Clinton campaign.
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But Greer, who provided Business Insider with diagrams of her system, said Tesla did not update her solar panels to code.
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Things like 17th-century ideas of what Martians looked like and what language they spoke on Mars with drawings and diagrams.
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At the center of each page was a little piece of the script, and then diagrams and charts all around it.
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Though the diagrams in their texts differed from what they were observing empirically, the students memorized what the textbooks told them.
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She pointed to diagrams and photographs of Peters's body and explained how a gunshot wound ripped through her back and spine.
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In her performance, Ms. Pisano stands inside a sculptural structure in the form of an X, which holds diagrams and illustrations.
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Budiansky, a prolific historian and journalist, devotes more than 50 pages to Holmes's Civil War career, including diagrams of battlefield movements.
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For instance, scenes of urban blight often occupy the same visual space as astronomical diagrams, poetry quotes, or dedications to friends.
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You may also get chord diagrams or tablature (notation that shows where your fingers go on the strings) as a reference.
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Feynman hit upon a much simpler approach – his famous diagrams – which turned out to be equivalent, but vastly easier to use.
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A contemporary São Paulo artist, Rosana Paulino, incorporates 18th century diagrams of slave ship interiors into a quilt-like fabric hanging.
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In his sketches on view in Denver, he has copied diagrams of chemical compounds he borrowed from Ms. Adler's science textbooks.
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The images in Thirtyfour Campgrounds, supported by Hogue's timeline of diagrams, show how we've slowly brought that life along with us.
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Published by Smithsonian ornithologist Robert Ridgway in 1886, A Nomenclature of Colors for Naturalists categorizes 186 colors alongside diagrams of birds.
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They had the fabulous ads diagrams that we know from Google all over the wall and also celebrated their own history.
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Strong throughout his work is the idea of appropriation; Picabia's source material included scientific diagrams, photographic reproductions from kitschy magazines, postcards, landscapes.
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You can find plenty of diagrams for building campfires: teepee designs, log cabin designs, elaborate plans for digging underground air-intake vents.
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You'll also get data-driven charts, diagrams, and dynamic transmissions to make eye-catching presentations that won't put your audience to sleep.
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Diagrams and photographs of flying machines he invented and built — incorporating hexagonal forms, of course — accompany his meticulous notes on his architecture.
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When the full Fifth Circuit narrowly declined to rehear the case en banc, Judge Edith Jones used Venn diagrams in her dissent.
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From there you can edit them and incorporate charts, graphs, maps, diagrams, and a slew of other elements you wish to add.
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Overdoing it with the text and complex diagrams will cause your presentation to wander off course, and your audience will lose interest.
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Monroe hopes his illustrations will break up the "monotony and pace of a typical textbook", rather than replacing conventional anatomy diagrams altogether.
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Aficionados will be glad that other features, such as a remote-control panel with multiple buttons and anatomical diagrams, remain the same.
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" But the sketches beneath these ominous words were dismissed by the 1920s museum director as "irrelevant notes and diagrams in red chalk.
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Trying to manage all of the engineering diagrams, instructions, and graphs that come with operating high-energy experiments was no simple task.
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The cartoon, complete with helpful diagrams, was used at the time to help girls to understand the ins and outs of periods.
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In these cases, accounting for a wider range of collisions—by drawing ever more elaborate Feynman diagrams—can actually lead physicists astray.
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We can draw Feynman diagrams that are completely self-contained, without particles to initiate the events (or to flow out from them).
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V. The Feynman diagram representation of a process is most useful when a few relatively simple diagrams supply most of the answer.
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Feynman made many important technical additions to the theory, but probably his most impactful contribution was what are now called Feynman diagrams.
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The display itself is rather underwhelming, with just a few diagrams for the suit joining Lee's video and the burial outfit itself.
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Complex formulas and diagrams—taken from a collection of thousands of documents compiled by Schlosser for his book—flitter across the screen.
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On his desk, he keeps a stack of Mead composition notebooks going back nearly twenty years, filled with tidy lists and diagrams.
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When making notes in a book, you can type into text blocks, create freehand text, make diagrams and insert photos and audio.
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In these notes and diagrams, the earth is shown as the center of the universe and the moon is covered in oceans.
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Additions to the platform for the new school year include Quizlet Diagrams, allowing students to upload images and pin information to them.
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A Christopher Kane dress, decorated with diagrams from a botany textbook, contains aspects of a blueprint, the seed that engenders a final product.
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They include animal sketches, historical diagrams, botanical studies, and scientific research collected from hundreds of thousands of journals and libraries across the world.
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Marshall's book established the use of diagrams to illustrate economic phenomena, inventing the demand and supply curves familiar to fledgling economists ever since.
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While the artist has pursued this complexity of seeing through his incorporation of scientific diagrams and models, he has become a masterful colorist.
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In a windowless classroom bedecked with medical diagrams, she and a dozen others are learning the difference between a stethoscope and an endoscope.
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No longer must we rely solely on words or diagrams to comprehend the differences between the molecular structure for solids, liquids, and gases.
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On that day in Santa Barbara, citing those examples, I told Feynman how important his diagrams had been to me in my work.
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Diagrams in a 2016 Arconic brochure for its Reynobond panels describe how PE core panels are suitable up to 10 meters in height.
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In a becalmed coda, the musicians manipulate vibrating strings with their hands: you can see the resulting waveforms, textbook diagrams come to life.
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In the first two sections he lays out story diagrams that start simple but get so complicated they could fluster an offensive coordinator.
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The full report, "Fitch 50: Capital Structure Diagrams & Debt Document Summaries for Fifty of the Largest U.S. Leveraged Credits," is available at www.fitchratings.
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One included a pair of exquisite diagrams: a trajectory representing a monkey's spiralling finger superimposed over a trajectory derived from its motor cortex.
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For the next 36 years, Orra produced large-scale diagrams and illustrations for Edward's lessons, for which she received neither pay nor fame.
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When most geological diagrams used color sparingly if at all, Orra embraced a palette of wild variety, chosen through her own scientific expertise.
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Luckily, the internet has produced innumerable hand-washing diagrams with song lyrics to hum to yourself while you get your 20 seconds in.
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So here's one of those on the topic of the day; if funny diagrams and economese aren't your thing, feel free to skip.
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It does seem like a big unforced error, though, that the book offers no handgrip graphics or ball-path diagrams for these pitches.
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The written scribble on this sheet include the "Feynman diagrams" that he developed to quickly summarize a subatomic interaction with lines and squiggles.
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Developed by two former Facebook product managers, Seesaw lets students produce and share their schoolwork as written notes, diagrams, audio recordings or videos.
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He kept a book with thumbnail diagrams for each painting, marking the number of layers of gesso and paint that had been applied.
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"The new system makes it possible to quickly evaluate transactions as well as create diagrams of money flows and relationships," federal police added.
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Mr. Cossman drew diagrams on a whiteboard as he discussed exposures, types of film and how the development process transforms strips into prints.
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When Sonos teamed up with Google in 2013, it gave Google engineers detailed diagrams on how its speakers interacted wirelessly with one another.
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He invented what are now called Feynman diagrams, hieroglyphic scribbles that make it easier for lesser minds to perform calculations using his theories.
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Instead, the Democratic presidential frontrunner became the butt of jokes on Twitter, among those who know a thing or two about Venn diagrams.
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Obscured yet still visible, the raw, hand-drawn diagrams suggest that, just as space can be effortlessly erased, it can also be intuitively preserved.
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Snap declares itself a "camera company," after all, so the US Securities and Exchange Commission filing was chock-full of images, diagrams, and charts.
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Financial planner and New York Times columnist Carl Richards boils down everything you need to know about personal finance into simple graphs and diagrams.
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Recently she hitched diagrams of viruses to a trading card motif because, like baseball players or Pokémon species, each virus has a unique profile.
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That includes sector sonar (real-time topside view of the diver's location and dive site), text messages, diagrams, photographs and even augmented reality videos.
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Perhaps this absence only appears conspicuous because the rest of the exhibit conditions viewers to expect an energetic, almost zany, intricacy from the diagrams.
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They sit quietly for a few minutes, drawing diagrams and making lists and muttering to each other about toasts and salads and marinating things.
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Still I've always been more drawn to charts, diagrams, maps, and the like rather than what we might think of as traditional pictures/paintings.
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Equipment-makers' booths were plastered with diagrams depicting new technologies called NFV and SDN, which stand for "network-functions virtualisation" and "software-defined networks".
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The sketching feature is the most notable, adding a simple digital drawing board for the iOS version to add doodles and diagrams to notes.
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In November a series of animated diagrams on state television's evening news portrayed NGOs as a crony network that grew rich on taxpayers' money.
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Quetext assigned a similarity score of more than 15%, and highlighted whole diagrams, passages, and chunks of phrases that were shared between the two.
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Projected words and diagrams also play a significant role when the team decides it's important to organize the phenomenology of all they are encountering.
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Final week of tree diagrams representing the full range of outcomes for teams that are in or have a shot at the N.F.L. playoffs.
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Guards in all-black uniforms yell at guests for not showering nude and scrubbing down according to Icelandic hygiene, helpfully illustrated by explicit diagrams.
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On the left are diagrams; on the right, a map of Iowa, where Cruz won a surprisingly large number of votes in the primary.
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As she scrolled through diagrams of nerves stretching across skulls and pictures of doctors stabbing needles into patients' scalp, the hand-wringing started again.
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Schematic diagrams are included in each module to help you understand what you're doing, and the visual programming language makes coding faster and smarter.
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Each layer is physically spaced out, giving the piece the depth of an assemblage box, composed of religious imagery, anatomy diagrams, and vernacular photography.
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The volume is a humorous (or is that humourous?) journey through Canadian history, politics, and culture accompanied by illustrations, diagrams, maps, quizzes, and timelines.
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The group required homework, though—nightly diaries accompanied by charts and venn diagrams about stress triggers that reminded me of middle school math assignments.
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On Fox News, Glenn Beck drew crazed diagrams on his blackboard linking White House aides who favored net neutrality to Marxist academics and Mao.
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The team is also refining AI that can tell when presentation text is a process-related and then suggest diagrams that illustrate that process.
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There were also schematic diagrams indicating what surgical alterations Deschamps-Braly needed to make: a centimetre off her chin, two millimetres off her nose.
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Meanwhile, Untitled (Flooring)—affectionately nicknamed "Peanut"—came from image research on rupture, which brought to light parallels between diagrams of volcanoes and lactating breasts.
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Winter expounded on his strategy in his 1962 book, "The Triple-Post Offense," an early name for his system, providing 135 diagrams of plays.
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The bristling tree diagrams all of this is illustrated with are also fun to draw — beginning students often get a kick out of them.
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Anyhow, I am uncertain if people will spend much time with these diagrams aside from perhaps consulting one or two items that stump them.
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It consists of 2,500 out-of-print volumes, culled from thrift stores and discard bins, bursting with illustrations and diagrams both prosaic and puzzling.
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Her paintings often have paint splatters on their dirty white surfaces, diagrams that look like they've been lightly painted over, drawings, lists, and statements.
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Resembling complex diagrams or architectural models, her abstract works reflect the wide sweep of human history, as opposed to single moments of individual exceptionalism.
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"Fashion has become part of the Venn diagrams that need to exist in order to be a superstar," said Will Welch, the magazine's editor.
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Rubin hopes wiring diagrams such as this one, showing neurons involved in navigation, will give researchers a better sense of how brain circuits work.
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She redeployed engineering diagrams as canvases on which she painted angels and lovers, tongues lapping the air as they float amid pistons and valves.
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Some are works of creativity, programmed to tweet diagrams of imaginary bird migrations or haikus composed of words scavenged from surveys of marine mammals.
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It is every inch the textbook, complete with anatomical diagrams and a useful index that allows you to find answers to questions with ease.
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Stories of real and mythic women who lived in extremes against dangerous odds and patriarchal violence are interspersed with letters, photos, diagrams, and calligraphy.
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Kasthuri's lab is using Theta to create colorful diagrams, blobs of color moving past each other with the cyclic psychedelia of a Broad City title.
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Apple's team found Chen had "over two thousand files containing confidential and proprietary Apple material, including manuals, schematics, and diagrams," according to the charging document.
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Mr. Murray's unique method was influenced by his time in design — clearly drawn diagrams of footprints instructed students how and where to move their feet.
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The first time you open the Vive box, you'll see a large sheet of paper that explains — with diagrams — how to position the room scanners.
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For those who wanted them, he tweeted challenging scientific facts: diagrams of volcanoes changing shape before they erupted, and a long thread about volcanic mud.
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Mind mapping — or visual diagrams of connections between various notes, images, and snippets of info — is not just for obsessed detectives hunting down serial criminals.
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Usually, when we do a calculation in QCD, a host of complicated Feynman diagrams—festooned with many gluon lines—make important contributions to the answer.
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Among some of its new recommendations include maintaining up-to-date network diagrams and performing continuous monitoring on its operating systems, databases and network devices.
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In stark contrast, "Regulatory Hacking," by Evan Burfield (with J. D. Harrison), is chock-full of checklists, matrices, diagrams and jargon all of uneven usefulness.
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There are diagrams and occasional flourishes of whimsy that reveal Huggins's roots in the Ohio River Valley and his identity as a true basketball nerd.
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In Claudia Rankine's "Don't Let Me Be Lonely," diagrams, photographs and drawings illustrate prose poems that reckon with public and private tragedies in American life.
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They were diagrams for his latest invention, an iChip upgrade, with as many as a hundred thousand chambers, that could trap microbes and analyze them.
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On June 11, Matthew Ritchie, an artist in residence at the Getty Research Institute, will unveil his 27-foot-long work exploring diagrams throughout history.
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I've had diagrams of my home posted on Twitter, along with pictures of my car and license plate, as well as photos of my pets.
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The Beoplay H95s may move from the H9s' circular design, which the company kept through two revisions to the H9s, to one that's more oval in shape, based on diagrams included with the filings: But beyond those diagrams, there isn't much more we can glean about the headphones, like what features they may have, what colors they might come in, or when they might release.
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Madeline Hollander's "Drill," a mesmerizing durational performance drawn from evacuation procedure diagrams of airplanes, museums, movie theaters, and other public spaces A video posted by claire ?
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The report of the internal affairs investigation is 124 pages and recreates the timeline of the shooting, including diagrams, maps, and interviews with witnesses and police.
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The bottom right pictures a hydrogen atom in its two lowest states—the transition time between them functions as a clock reference for the other diagrams.
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Augmented reality is the favored approach by Boeing, giving technicians access to hands-free, interactive 3-D diagrams as they install electrical wiring in its aircraft.
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Diagrams show a carousel of emails that might appear inside the News Feed the same way the horizontal-scrolling "people you may know" module appears today.
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It was long — 234 pages — filled with pictures of plants and naked women and what appeared to be astrological diagrams, and line after line of script.
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Conservative economists, such as Gregory Mankiw of Harvard University and Casey Mulligan of the University of Chicago, have responded with a barrage of algebra and diagrams.
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These four justices, along with Chief Justice John Roberts, formed partially overlapping Venn diagrams that save the Bladensburg cross with a narrow and historically nuanced justification.
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Paperno's diagrams for packing more people into tiny rooms contrasts sharply with the grand proportions of monuments like Mukhina's, in which human scale is completely broken.
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BYJU's methodology focuses on visual learning with diagrams and engaging videos that put facts into context so kids see how they are relevant to their lives.
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Feynman diagrams are based on the assumption that the more potential collisions and sub-collisions physicists account for, the more accurate their numerical predictions will be.
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Using these off-kilter constituent parts, Ms. Shechet has constructed what amount to 18 diagrams of cognitive dissonance — or of just how complicated the world is.
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This fall, some high school students will flip the page of their science textbooks and see… …stick figures and simplistic diagrams annotated with curiously nontechnical prose.
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For those dedicated to Chomsky's syntactical tree diagrams, this could only sound simplistic, uninformed, and even dangerous — distracting the public from science with feel-good pablum.
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Seven airplanes — North American Aviation's SNJ basic trainers — flew in formation and used a complicated system with switches and relays and tape and hand-drawn diagrams.
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A series of hazy but elaborate diagrams and drawings, some on a truncated hexagon shape that he thought would promote the land's fertility, are dreamily enrapturing.
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Featuring recent and historical artworks across a broad array of mediums, the exhibition explores the intersection of these subjects primarily through charts, maps, diagrams, and lists.
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They draw diagrams and show you where the death chamber is, where the defendant is going to be, where the defendant's family is going to be.
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Af Klint's works — which shift and change throughout the time she was making them — contain symbols, signs, language, diagrams, biomorphic forms, color charts, and geometric shapes.
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In the diagrams for Uberman and "Dymaxion" (another schedule modeled after Buckminster Fuller's), sleep appears as vanishingly small slivers in the nearly pristine pastry of the day.
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"I can come up with some phase diagrams, but in the end you have to translate it into a language which is relevant to oncologists," Käs said.
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It said it should be able to assess the impact of the Council's decision on its development plan once it has reviewed the resolutions and accompanying diagrams.
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His spreads for Art & Project Bulletin, mounted on the wall, show various diagrams and instructions for creating cubes, arched lines within squares, or packs of dense scribbles.
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Apparently, the nitty gritty details of L'Engle's tesseract are complex enough for the Mathematics Department of Brown University to create an entire mathematical explanation, complete with diagrams.
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To Eat or to be Eaten—A Guide to Cannibalism contains human butchery diagrams alongside recipes for human minced meat mango tartare and human tenderloin with cider.
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The top two diagrams represent what we predict from the standard model, where squiggles in the middle are virtual particles that appear and disappear during the decay.
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Including diagrams, written notes, sketches, and collages, the pages visualize the artist's real-time processing of his experiences and recordings of his early ideas around Horse Day.
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But each time they add a loop, the number of Feynman diagrams that need to be considered—and the difficulty of the corresponding integrals—goes up dramatically.
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This was recorded as part of a CIA operation, so there's a real thrill in seeing it play out in public alongside all those leaked NSA diagrams.
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For someone who filled his recent book on the craft of writing with diagrams of circles and arrows resembling halftime football strategies, "The Patch" is a departure.
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The video boasts two intriguing graphics captioned "The Sacred Tree of the Sephiroth," which look a lot like the Tree of Life diagrams used in Jewish Kabbalah.
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In the diagrams, light reflects off the mirrors in a zigzag pattern, landing on a projection surface that had to stand within arms-length of the artist.
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Gazing on his precisely arced diagrams of corruption and glad-handing feels like looking at some unfathomable astronomical phenomenon, too complex to be understood, alarming but awesome.
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But he had a locked room in his house, and the rumor was that that room was where he kept the Feynman diagrams he used in secret.
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Officials showed off maps, diagrams and slideshows, but she found that all of them were fictitious and that only a handful of refugees have returned, if that.
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The theory didn't pan out, but the diagrams they drew of different knots, and their attempts to classify them, jump-started the development of modern knot theory.
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Aaron Steckelberg is a senior graphics editor who creates maps, charts and diagrams that provide greater depth and context to stories over a wide range of topics.
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A first-edition copy of Euclid's Elementa geometriae from 1482, for instance, showcases what was then a highly innovative printing technique necessary to illustrate complex geometrical diagrams.
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Continental shifts, volcanic eruptions, floods, natural disasters, and national borders will be preserved and illustrated in diagrams, data banks, clouds, and other methods of collection and analysis.
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If you're a visual learner, it's easy to drop-in diagrams, videos, photos, GIFs, and anything else that is important in order to give yourself the full picture.
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Each module has schematic diagrams that help its builder gain a deeper understanding of how it works, so they can design and build games, robots, and tools easily.
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Opening a big, black notebook filled with diagrams and tiny writing, he showed how he computed the amount of each gas the doctors in his group practice used.
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The weight almost crushes the narrative at times — as when, for example, we are treated to 10 dense pages about the disassembly of a bed, complete with diagrams.
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From the application's diagrams, it appears arm rests may be less adaptable than seat belts, so in some configurations you might not have anywhere to shove your elbows.
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The self-assembly, aided only by an Allen key and diagrams, could be infuriating, but piecing together IKEA's accounts, this paper wrote in 2006, was even more exasperating.
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Singer obtained pilot notes, technical manuals, transcripts and diagrams in order to envisage conditions in the cramped flight capsules and the quick decisions required in moments of danger.
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This classification of periods by weights carries over to Feynman diagrams, where the number of loops in a diagram is somehow related to the weight of its amplitude.
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The filing includes these diagrams of how the car might operate:Image: FordThis first diagram is an overview of the many things the robocar could do in varying scenarios.
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Feynman diagrams look to be pictures of processes that happen in space and time, and in a sense they are, but they should not be interpreted too literally.
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Graph databases can be used to answer queries with diagrams and charts that illustrate relationships, such as showing how people in a group are related to one another.
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At this point in my life I was still glancing at my sister's Cosmopolitan magazines because I liked the sex diagrams, so an actual naked woman was hot.
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It could, for example, be that papers with lots of diagrams tend to be those that illustrate new concepts, and thus start a whole new field of inquiry.
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Moving around the room and gesturing to decades-old equipment or diagrams hung on the walls, Mr. Kleinrock was clearly practiced at explaining packet switching and queuing theory.
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The objects could also help patients understand the damage and how it can be treated, or see the results of that treatment outside of obscure visualizations and diagrams.
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The "unnecessary motion" of painstakingly drawing out the diagrams undermines their intended utility: to provide and predict information about crime in real time through the detection of patterns.
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But they are in line with innovative 19th-century data visualization, which included Florence Nightingale's "coxcomb" diagrams on causes of war mortality and William Farr's dynamic cholera charts.
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Self-Care: A Working Definition A collective, non-exhaustive list of behaviors and diagrams that keep us on point, compiled by some employees of The New York Times.
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The Frenchman, Gustave Bertrand, was the head of French radio intelligence who, in 1933, bribed a German in the military cipher department for four diagrams of Enigma's construction.
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If it's a private lot, which were expensive even at the turn of the century, there might even be even drawings and diagrams of the lot in question.
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The 170 is an analog monophonic synthesizer with a programmable sequencer that comes with a 70-page illustrated manual, including several sample patch diagrams to get you started.
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"I saw diagrams of the first chip that would have six transistors — now we have got 20 billion transistors on a chip for the same price," said Wozniak.
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TECH TIP Map apps and websites have compiled quite a bit of outdoor cartography, but floor plans and diagrams for interior spaces are also available at certain locations.
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The angled planes thrusting outward at the tops of her sculptures suggest open lids, as well as dress patterns (diagrams for a seamstress) turned into three-dimensional objects.
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EC: I'm very attracted to diagrams and maps because I like the correlation between going through something in your mind, and the physical activity of moving through that space.
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The demos this week included paper guides with braille diagrams, but Chris Danielsen from NFB is thinking about what this means beyond the fixed-route rides down the strip.
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I also retain, even after all these years, a soft spot for at least some of the profusion of diagrams that characterized trade theory when I was a student.
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Post-game interactive diagrams that show the minute and location of every significant event in a match, such as shots, passes and tackles, are now available for free online.
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Parkerson based the choreography for the "Waltz of the Flowers," the great ensemble number of the second act, on choreographic diagrams from the 1800s for the different flower formations.
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It contained everything from scientific diagrams, to music from across cultures and time periods, to the images and sounds of humans and animals that Lomberg helped create and select.
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Augmented reality involves a see-through headset that allows users to simultaneously interact with their actual physical environment in the real world (think of product diagrams for repair technicians).
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You can also now use Microsoft's ink-to-shape tool, which recognizes hand-drawn sketches for objects like Venn diagrams and arrows and transforms them into perfect-looking graphics.
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The update covers modular controllers, showing diagrams of a central pad unit that could be tweaked by the user, switching out buttons, D-pads, and analog sticks at will.
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Some are renderings of his signature sculptures of twisted pipe-cleaners; others appear to be installation diagrams or studio-wall mantras ("Art is all over"; "Anything can happen anywhere").
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Clickable links to references, animated diagrams that indicate a shape being discussed, and relevant images that follow a scrolling text, all are aimed at making this groundbreaking work accessible.
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Likely created by monks or religious leaders who reused paper scraps such as old ledgers, the illustrations include diagrams of planetary positions and intricate patterns used as meditation devices.
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Orra's diagrams for Edward's natural history and geology lessons are almost wholly abstract, and often reduce the natural world to bands of solid color, outlined with lines of black.
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Diagrams drawn by Ms. Haynie show floor plans for both of the great houses, which had two or perhaps three stories and measured roughly 75 feet by 55 feet.
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The works, understandably, are all over the place — diagrams, cutouts, collages, thumbnail sketches, life studies, scribbly abstractions, with media that included gouache, watercolor, ink, graphite, colored pencil, and crayon.
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So the baker-followers assemble the crumbs into what they call "dough" or "bread," to be circulated online — feverishly complex diagrams and bulletin-board collages of words and images.
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As you can see by the orange in these diagrams, Euro NCAP assessed only "marginal" protection for the seat and head restraints in both the front and rear seats.
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Diagrams included in the application show a band that sits across the wearer's mouth to provide them with clean air, which can be folded away when not in use.
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The investigation uncovered the military documents praising the new antimissile approach and found some pointing with photos and diagrams to North Korea as one of the most urgent targets.
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They had tidied the office for my arrival, taking down diagrams and wall charts used to plot the latest wave of Football Leaks stories, which were published last November.
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"Right now, I spend most of my time thinking about discrete Schrödinger operators, high-dimensional data compression, algebraic multigrid and Voronoi diagrams," he said on his M.I.T. web page.
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Originally written in the 1930s as a reference for illustrators, Loomis's book has been an essential and deeply practical resource for decades, full of proportions, skeletons, poses, and diagrams.
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What are viewers to make of compositions consisting of what appear to be complex mathematical equations and chemical-compound diagrams, including one detailing the artist's own formula for cocaine?
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Sensing his interests, later I brought him a copy of Leonardo da Vinci's notebooks, along with books of maps and medieval diagrams, and he was fascinated by such material.
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We learn that, as Coyote matures, so does their understanding of themself, to the point where they pivot careers: from electrician (hence the diagrams) to performer to vocal LGBTQ advocate.
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The textbook diagrams and classroom-approved films don't do much for those who can't see them, so researchers are working to find a solution with the help of 3D-printing.
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The choice of the word comes from the same source as the title of our exhibition, which is an artwork by artist duo called MTA, called Simple Net Art Diagrams.
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There's one for contouring, one for blush, and one for eyeshadow, each of which is equipped with pro tips, step-by-step instructions, and diagrams illustrating how to use it.
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Still, in a 1906 survey Aylward Blackman, the British Egyptologist, wrote about painted scenes on the temple's interior walls; he even drew diagrams that later proved handy for the Met.
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Scattered throughout are illustrations of unidentifiable plants, astrological diagrams, doodles of castles and dragons, and a particularly odd section that shows naked women bathing in pools connected by flowing tubes.
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U.S. Attorney Nicholas Trutanich says Climo was arrested Thursday, after an FBI-led anti-terrorism investigation and the discovery at Climo's home of diagrams and items that could make bombs.
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"They have diagrams where they have responsibility to secure physical infrastructure, but ultimately it's the customer's responsibility to secure the content, applications and firewall settings," Badhwar told TechCrunch last year.
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First, they trained a computer algorithm to distinguish between various sorts of figures—which they defined as diagrams, equations, photographs, plots (such as bar charts and scatter graphs) and tables.
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Drawing is a major part of my practice, so I keep sketchbooks of ideas, composition thumbnails, plant details, and textile diagrams to aid in the creating of my stitched works.
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The artist also regularly contrasted bricks with astronomical diagrams, the implication being that bricks represent terrestrial, day-to-day reality, whereas stars are projections for our hopes, desires, and dreams.
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Prosecutors allege Chen took from Apple more than 2,000 files containing "manuals, schematics, diagrams and photographs of computer screens showing pages in Apples secure databases" with intent to share them.
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A spokesman for the Italian fire service, Luca Cari, said rescue operations had been carefully planned using diagrams of the hotel and taking into account the impact of the avalanche.
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Still, he said he has photographic evidence that officials in the British government like his diagrams so much they are printing them out and hanging them up on their walls.
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What they left behind Among the houses in one east Mosul neighborhood, Iraqi troops discover a training center for fighters, the walls covered in diagrams of assault rifles and hand grenades.
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While the paper doesn't explicitly say this, based on all the diagrams, I would assume the urine acts as the electrolyte allowing current to flow between either of the two electrodes.
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The oblique diagrams of "Learning From the Work of Others" (2017), a set of photocopies and one unique print featuring studio notes and a pattern guide, suggest an excavation of knowledge.
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Behind her was a foam display board covered in diagrams detailing her team's plan for the Hyperloop, a super-fast, tube-based transportation system popularized by billionaire Elon Musk in 2013.
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They'd publish diagrams of their amp rigs and start albums with a rundown of the nerdy details of the recordings, pushing themselves to the fringes of post-hardcore in the process.
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Even the design of this book conveys a sense of busyness with its extra-narrative material: technical diagrams, security photographs, equations and, when all else fails, doodles sprawled across the page.
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His talk had caught my attention the day before: McClean spoke animatedly, bobbing a magnificent head of shoulder-length ringlets, as he pointed at equations and diagrams on a PowerPoint presentation.
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Some of these salvaged scraps, such as one now at the University of Pennsylvania's Penn Museum, were illustrated with diagrams expressing the influential work of the 4th-century BCE Greek mathematician.
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"Of all possible models and configurations — with endless possibilities for constructing diagrams and charts — why is the circular layout such an exceptionally popular choice for depicting information?" asks Lima his preface.
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In 1981, the coverage of the spaceship Columbia's maiden flight featured a combination of graphs, diagrams, timelines and flight paths, while previously that story might have been told only in words.
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Where the latter product was so penny-pinching the company hadn't even paid to include in the box a user manual that contained actual words — opting, we must assume, to save on translation costs by producing a comic packed with inscrutable graphics and bizarro don't do diagrams which only served to cement the fast-cooling buyer's conviction they'd been sold a total lemon — the Roborock's box contains a well written paper manual that contains words and clearly labeled diagrams.
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Through HoloLens, I could pull up instruction sets arranged as windows, view photo diagrams, take notes, and watch a video tutorial that'd show me where to connect a component on the board.
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These historical recordings are accompanied only by by a few captions, a few diagrams, and Matt Morton's elegant score, with nary a talking head or dramatic voiceover to be seen or heard.
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Sports field boundary lines may demarcate an orderly space with its own internal logic and rules, but Quevedo's artistic diagrams scramble such rectilinear certainty into a mish-mash of competing gestural directives.
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The four diagrams in the upper-right show how to decode the video portion of the recording; the top drawing is what the wave form of the video signal should look like.
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The HoloLens version is still best for people who need both hands free to work, especially since it lets you pin diagrams or other windows in mid-air to look at them.
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" Pattis said he is waiting for the state's attorney to give him police reports, diagrams and photos from the investigation as part of the discovery process, which should arrive "any day now.
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This is an urbanism rooted in data, crowdsourcing, and democratic planning policies, with video games on hand to help design better data diagrams of our cities or better data flows within them.
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The Scotbom task force had been allotted three tiny windowless rooms with dark wood paneling, which were soon covered floor-to-ceiling with 747 diagrams, crime scene photographs, maps, and other clues.
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These books steer clear of the anatomical diagrams and cheesy stock photos of couples that have been staples of previous sex manuals (though Action does include a proudly nude photo of Spiegel).
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I had to draw out diagrams of the whole beer-making process and explain everything to them to find out what kind of permits I would need to make it all happen.
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It included diagrams of the 'Ndrangheta hierarchy, descriptions of rituals, evidence of murders, locations of bunkers, and detailed accounts of cocaine smuggling, extortion rackets, money laundering, credit-card fraud, and public corruption.
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About the Fitch 50 Published annually, the Fitch 05403 is a high-profile compendium covering organizational structure diagrams, liquidity profiles, and credit agreement/indenture summaries of the largest 50 leveraged loan issuers.
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So far, six clients have been notified that the hackers were able to access "usernames, passwords, IP addresses, architectural diagrams for businesses and health information," and in some cases sensitive security information.
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The slickly-produced video — that includes animation, diagrams, a dramatic score, and a solemn voiceover — also mistakenly states that the operation that led to the capture of Chapo began on January 9.
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Critics have compared Ms. Tokarczuk's nonlinear novels and short stories, which are often punctuated by mysterious maps and diagrams, to the work of celebrated European authors like W.G. Sebald and Milan Kundera.
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Working directly from the more than 200 pages of notes and diagrams that comprise Le Livre, Sylvia Gorelick, a poet herself, translates, transcribes and most importantly, realizes Mallarmé's intricate piece in English.
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"If you are a black trans woman, and a nurse is trying to diagram your injuries, one of these diagrams would not allow for an accurate representation of your assault," Shvarts says.
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For the next month, Perrotin will host a retrospective of Erró's pieces from the 1950s to the present, including a downright grotesque collage culled from the usually mundane world of medical diagrams.
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"In general, the only major similarities are that both are subway maps and both use 45-degree angles in our diagrams, which has been standard transit map practice since 1933," Berman asserted.
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Flip through pages of vintage photos and diagrams while sipping coffee in the adjacent Anjin Library & Lounge to start to understand how the jeans you're about to try on came to be.
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Some of the pages are covered in diagrams, others are decorated with portrait photos of players, still more with just text — some in Karanka's native Spanish, some in English, some in both.
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The sole surviving record of Janet Freed Lynch's involvement are the ghosts of her stenography, the archive of transcripts and diagrams and letters that can be traced back to her invisibilized labor.
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And speaking of rap, was it the actual Beatles who the Wu-Tang Clan turned to when they wanted the melody of "While My Guitar Gently Weeps" on their album 8 Diagrams?
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But its overall thrust — driven home by diagrams showing different nose types and the like — was unmistakable: The world's peoples could be arranged in a hierarchy, from the primitive to the most civilized.
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But perhaps there's a better method for educating grade schoolers about the birds, the bees, and everything in between than lectures, diagrams, and vocabulary quizzes (if they're lucky enough to even get that).
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There's no precise formula for an iconic opening sentence—but for a new project called Literary Constellations, data artist Nick Rougeux used unusual-looking diagrams to visualize what some of them look like.
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As you can guess from the title, this is a show absolutely obsessed with sex: talking about it, showing it, giving us labeled anatomical diagrams of the body parts often involved in it.
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Nearly every Master experimented with the art of explication in their own written work, although the most effective approach seems to be the universal clarity of diagrams and drawings rather than text alone.
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But, being blind, he was tripped up by the analytical reasoning, or "logic games" section, which often requires test-takers to draw out diagrams in order to discern the answers to the questions.
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I want diagrams and explainer videos and serious quantum physicists explaining how the Avengers resurrected half the Earth's population with some shiny rocks they picked up in the past, before putting them back.
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The new Uber driverless vehicle is armed with only one roof-mounted lidar sensor compared with seven lidar units on the older Ford Fusion models Uber employed, according to diagrams prepared by Uber.
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At just one such super-figure per paper, though, the citation records of articles containing such all-embracing diagrams may very well undermine the correlation that prompted their creation in the first place.
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Warburg drew four diagrams on a blackboard explaining the Warburg effect, and then told the members of the audience that they represented all that they needed to know about the biochemistry of cancer.
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He delivers the whole segment on his feet, as a monologue, in front of a visible live audience, from a high-tech stage on which words, figures, and diagrams appear as he speaks.
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There are studios where yogis smoke sensimilla with their shavasana and members' only co-working spaces where entrepreneurs can enjoy a dab of hash while poring over data-flow diagrams and accounting receipts.
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He is like if Tarzan graduated from a community college business program and then got diagrams-on-the-napkin excited talking to a stranger at a Ruby Tuesday's happy hour about pharmaceutical IPOs.
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Analogously, A Frank O'Hara Notebook contains full-scale transcriptions of Berkson's handwritten notes, along with reproductions of diagrams for the manuscript, photocopies of pages from relevant books — including, for example, Arthur Danto's Sartre.
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Visual diagrams — whether formed through semiprime grids or engraved on plaques — seem like a compelling way to encode information to us because humans happen to have evolved an unusually acute sense of vision.
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Where Anthem offers a broad and comprehensive view of SAFE kit variation, Anatomy hones in on one specific aspect of the kits: the diagrams provided to examiners to document the locations of injuries.
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Mind Mapping For Public Speaking: Plan, Rehearse & Deliver Mind mapping — or visual diagrams of connections between various notes, images, and snippets of info — is not just for obsessed detectives hunting down serial criminals.
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Each disc (complete with instructions) includes, among other things, photos; diagrams; greetings in 53 languages; 27 pieces of music from different cultures, including "Johnny B. Goode"; and the song of a humpback whale.
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Netanyahu, a former UN Ambassador, relishes his General Assembly speeches -- often with props of charts and diagrams -- and he has previously made for must-see TV in between lengthy boring speeches by others.
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He defined terms, drew diagrams, seemed to be living in a state of emergency, planted in the office most days for ten to twelve hours, or rushing to airports, or preparing for conferences.
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The diagrams were reminiscent of De Keersmaeker's previous performance at MoMA in 2011, Fase, Four Movements to the Music of Steve Reich; both works respond to circles drawn in chalk on the floor.
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Accompanying notes and diagrams detail what looks like a large smartphone that can fold over and transform into a tablet form factor or even the tent mode found on Lenovo's range of Yoga tablets.
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Using about 40,000 transistors and 10,ooo LEDs, it diagrams all of the various communications and number crunching going on inside a microprocessor in order to ultimately play a big ass game of Tetris.
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Grouped on a single wall in the final gallery, the show's 48 examples date from 1967 to '69 and provide a splendid coda, gradually yielding recognizable diagrams for windows, heads, leaves and squat buildings.
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For other committees, she diagrams a web of money that moved from donors associated with Mr. de Blasio into party committees in several counties, and then was spent on, or by, the candidates' campaigns.
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And now that means that anybody can draw a series of these cartoons for any imagined subatomic interaction and then a sufficiently trained scientist could convert the diagrams to equations and then solve them.
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But only about 200 were there to see the video, study the diagrams and maps and examine a display of electrical equipment ruined by salty floodwater and silt: a mini-museum of rotting infrastructure.
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Saturn's existence has always given me a real sense of possibility: Those rings don't only exist in tedious school diagrams — they're there, for you alone to see, on the other end of the telescope.
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Alongside this essential Klee exhibition, Zwirner is presenting a second helping of Bauhaus on its ground floor, now filled with the jazzily geometric textiles, diagrams and etchings of his student Anni Albers (235—267).
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