mosaic structure

Mosaic structure in which sometimes dozens of characters take part, and their fate is followed throughout the film.

A theory based on a "random first order transition" can be made quantitative, revealing a complex mosaic structure of glasses.

As a result, hybrid or mosaic structures can evolve that exhibit partial homologies.

The female spawns clear marble-like eggs on the surface of the water, which is deposited as a mosaic structure.

It is also a movie whose reach exceeds its grasp, since there is more story than fits comfortably into the film's 115-minute mosaic structure.

Full-length sequence and mosaic structure of a human immunodeficiency virus type 1 isolate from Thailand.

If successful there will be heathland areas with a diverse mosaic structure, including undisturbed bare ground and vegetation in all stages of its life cycle.

Mosaic structure of tetracycline resistance genes tetM.

On large specimens, the faces exhibit a mosaic structure similar to that in some specimens of dolomite and siderite.

The area will have a tree cover under 15%, with a diverse mosaic structure and composition, including undisturbed bare ground and varied heathland vegetation types.

This stunning piece unifies its mosaic structure with two strong elements: a ravishing, murmuring love song, and wildly rhythmic dance music.

The heathland areas in this option will develop a diverse mosaic structure and composition, including undisturbed bare ground and varied vegetation of different ages.

Instead of creating a mosaic structure, Pennemaker [in Keep on Rockin'] limits himself to only four performers, each seen at some length.

If "Playing by Heart's" mosaic structure is Altmanesque and its hothouse romanticism reminiscent of Alan Rudolph, it has far fewer quirks than those directors' films.

Fig. 2. Schematic representation of the mosaic structures of full-length genomes of eight recombinant BF viruses from Argentina.

If successful the underlying vegetation will develop and spread, and will develop a diverse mosaic structure and composition, including undisturbed bare ground and varied vegetation types.

Moreover the novel's Russian-doll structure has become more of a mosaic structure - you can't ask a viewer to begin a film for the sixth time after 100 minutes and not expect popcorn to fly.

Given a likely mosaic structure of habitat patches and populations, it seemed doubtful that any marine species, unless its impacts were overwhelming and pervasive, would ever easily fit the criteria for listing as a key threatening process.

The GGF gene has a mosaic structure, composed of at least 13 coding segments (representing a minimum number of exons) and at least two functional domains recognized in known superfamilies as already described.

A32878, A025 and A063, while sharing several breakpoints with the other five viruses, had different mosaic structures in substantial portions of their genomes, containing additional subtype B segments that were absent from the other viruses.

We have shown that the leukotoxin gene of M. haemolytica has a complex mosaic structure that has recently been derived by a series of horizontal DNA transfer and recombination events (Davies et al. 2001a; 2001b).

One of the major benefits of 3-D scanning is that there are few recording techniques available which enable the shape and fine details of badly damaged floor mosaic structures such as this to be accurately recorded and displayed in fine detail.

In his introduction to the 1964 reprint of The Bias of Communication, McLuhan marvelled at Innis's technique of juxtaposing "his insights in a mosaic structure of seemingly unrelated and disproportioned sentences and aphorisms".