Sentences with phrase «zhao working»

Just like with Songs, The Rider sees Zhao working with first - time performers and using their compelling lives as narrative fodder.

Here again, Zhao works miracles in the terrific performances she gets from two real - life members of Brady's family.

Not exact matches

It seems Huawei's OS development isn't really a big secret either, as Zhao Ming, president of Huawei's Honor sub-brand, said at an event last week in Beijing, «There is no doubt that Huawei is capable of doing it,» before finishing by saying «But for now I don't think it is necessary since we work very closely with Google and will continue to use its Android system.»

According to Zhao, the exchange has already started working with local solicitors in order to ensure that the new office will be compliant with the law.

Zhao Shizhong, who works in finance for a chain of restaurants, said he has 600,000 to 700,000 yuan ($ 100,000 - $ 110,000) invested.

Previous work by Zhao and Brian Reid, project scientist at the UC Davis Department of Dermatology, showed that electric fields are associated with healing damage to the cornea, the transparent outer layer of the eye.

In a thoroughly elaborate mathematical demonstration, Susskind and Zhao describe how this works.

In the new work, published June 10 in the journal Scientific Reports, Zhao, Reid and colleagues used a highly sensitive probe to measure electrical fields in the corneas of isolated eyes from three different lab mouse models with different types of diabetes: genetic, drug - induced and in mice fed a high - fat diet.

Alterations in the brain within the region of the visual recognition network might be related to impaired selective attention and working memory in MDD, Dr. Zhao indicated.

Zhao and his colleagues hope to work with an experimental group to run a proof - of - principle demonstration of their algorithm, too.

Previous work has shown a link between gut bacteria and obesity, but Zhao describes this as «the last missing piece of evidence that bacteria cause obesity ``.

«When an experiment doesn't work out as you hoped,» Zhao says in retrospect, «maybe it's trying to tell you something new.»

Other researchers who contributed to the work include Xi C. He, Ryohichi Sugimura, John M. Perry, Fang Tao, Meng Zhao, Matthew K. Christenson, Rebecca Sanchez, Jaclyn Y. Yu, Jeffrey S. Haug, Ariel Paulson and Hua Li at the Stowers Institute for Medical Research, Joanne L. Thorvaldsen and Marisa S. Bartolomei in the Department of Cell & Developmental Biology at the University of Pennsylvania, Perelman School of Medicine in Philadelphia, Lai Peng and Xiao - bo Zhong in the Department of Pharmacology at the University of Kansas Medical Center in Kansas City as well as Thomas L. Clemens in the Center for Musculoskeletal Research at Johns Hopkins Medicine in Baltimore.

«We found this new ink formula works very well and can print at a high resolution of about 30 micrometers per feature,» Zhao says.

Zhao's team, working with bioengineers in Lu's lab, realized that live cells might also serve as responsive materials for 3D - printed inks, particularly as they can be genetically engineered to respond to a variety of stimuli.

«This work is an example of harnessing the power of biology to design new materials and devices and achieve new functions,» says Xuanhe Zhao, the Robert N. Noyce Career Development Associate Professor in the Department of Mechanical Engineering and a co-author on the paper.

These efforts work like an «evil Mechanical Turk,» Zhao says.

Stem cell scientist Guang Zhao of the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas notes that the germ - cell gender - switching might not work easily in other animals, such as mammals.

Yanglu Zhao, Rohini Patel, Christopher Patao and Shaista Malik of UCI; Alain Bertoni of Wake Forest University; Adolfo Correa and Herman Taylor of the University of Mississippi; Aaron Folsom of the University of Minnesota; Sumesh Kachroo and Jayanti Mukherjee of Bristol - Myers Squibb; and Elizabeth Selvin of Johns Hopkins University contributed to the work, which was supported by numerous National Institutes of Health grants and a contract between Bristol - Myers Squibb and UCI.

Each month, ASBMB's education and professional development manager, Weiyi Zhao, highlights the work and life of a minority scientist.

Two researcher teams — led by Professor Min Zhao at the University of California, Davis, School of Medicine's Institute for Regenerative Cures and Junfeng Feng, a neurosurgeon at Ren Ji Hospital, Shanghai Jiao Tong University and Shanghai Institute of Head Trauma — worked together to developed a model of stem cell transplants in rats.

Cornelia Schuster was first author on the paper, and Franziska Jonas and Fangzhu Zhao also contributed to the work.

Dr. Chu Chen, an investigator in the Epidemiology Program in PHS, works with Dr. Lue Ping Zhao in a study with Dr. Stephen Schwartz, also of PHS, and with scientists in the Otolaryngology, Oral Medicine and Pathology Departments at the University of Washington.

Zhao and PHS investigator Dr. Jeffrey Thomas worked with Dr. Jim Olson, from the Clinical Research Division and Dr. Stephen Tapscott of the Human Biology Division to test the algorithm's worthiness on a problem of clinical relevance.

But while making that movie, Zhao met the Jandreau family at the center of The Rider and worked with them to re-create the real - life story of Brady's injury and recovery process.

Zhao said with her Bass Reeves biopic, she'll direct a more traditional cast like she did with her first - timers: «You can work with an actor in a certain way, you can create an environment like Terrence Malick has always done.»

In his B + review for the AV Club, A.A. Dowd writes, «Zhao holds it together through the sheer range of her performance, reverse - engineering an emotional continuity — an arc, even — that connects characters and past work she's delivered for Jia.

Like Mickey Rourke in «The Wrestler» (which director Zhao has cited as one of several inspirations), Brady tries to adjust to a new, tamer routine, working various jobs at a supermarket and settling for training his friends how to last eight seconds in the ring.

Zhao's comment: «Working with Brady and Lane... was one of the most humbling and inspiring moments of my life».

Recalling early David Gordon Green films (particularly in the excellent use of non-actors to authentically portray the working class American heartland), this is the assured 2nd feature from Chloé Zhao.

7R: Was it very different from the way you worked with Chloé Zhao on The Rider?

Zhao, along with stunning work from her cinematographer and significant other Joshua James Richards, creates a world that's intimate and insular, but is also visually sprawling and breathtaking.

The best American movie this critic has seen in the past year, Chloé Zhao's «The Rider,» is the kind of rare work that seems to attain greatness through an almost alchemical fusion of nominal opposites.

Zhang Ziyi and Zhao Benshan in the forthcoming days will work on important parts of the film as well.

«As the movie goes on, Zhao's decision to work with non-professionals seems more and more limiting» — Norm Wilner, NOW Magazine

Working with Yong Zhao as a mentor was also important for our kids, they had a Skype session with him.

Teacher Robbie Coleman digests the research of Yong Zhao, an education professor at the University of Kansas, and his work on educational side effects

Zhao Ziyang worked as a «fitter» at the Xiangzhong mechanics factory in Lianyuan County, in the Province of Hunan during part of the Cultural Revolution.

Sorrento throws his company's resources toward finding the keys, and Parzival and his fellow players, Art3mis (Olivia Cooke), Aech (Lena Waithe), as brothers Daito (Win Morisaki) and Sho (Philip Zhao), must work together to stop them.

The edition relates to a series of works by Zhao, titled A Painting of Thought, which layer thick acrylic paint on fabric in an attempt to de-construct rational logic and to make viewers wary of conceptual habits.

Klaus vom Bruch has a special exhibition with Françoise Heitsch Gallery (Munich), Derya Demir (Galeri NON, Istanbul) presents works by Extramücadele (Extrastruggle); Klaus Kiefer (Galerie KK, Essen, Germany) introduces us to the work of Yongbo Zhao; Manuela Huber (Arthobler Gallery, Lisbon and Porto, Portugal) explains the video works of Jakub Nepras; and Matthias Hauser (Galeria Hauser, A Coruna, Spain) talks about the work of Regina Silveira.

Zhao Gang's insightful The Harlem School of Socialist Realism Study (2002)-- if you have the 46 minutes to stay with it — brings the cultural revolution to an American working - class kitchen.

Gathering an impressive roster of over 60 artists in well - curated exhibitions, the event will present works by Qiu Anxiong, Liang Quan, Asian Dope Boys, John Gerrard, He Xiangy, Qiu Anxiong, Tan Ping, Cao Fei, Ai Weiwei, Anri Sala, Simon Fujiwara, Zhao Gang and Liu Wei, among others.

Beloufa pointed out his works to collector Jane Zhao while the Levys greeted artist Liu Wei and K11 founder Adrian Cheng.

The exhibition of work by the three winners, Keith O. Anderson, Res, and Qian Zhao, will be on view from August 17th to September 8th, 2017.

Zhao's work has been included in group shows at the Padiglione d'Arte Contemporanea in Milan, MoMA PS1 in New York, the Museum of Asian Art in Berlin, the Museum of Contemporary Art, Shanghai, and the Ullens Center for Contemporary Art in Beijing.

The works of Cao Fei, Chen Shaoxiong, Feng Mengbo, Geng Jianyi, Hong Hao, Hu Jieming, Kan Xuan, Lui Wei, Lu Chunsheng, Shi Yong, Song Tao, Tang Maohong, Wang Youshen, Weng Fen, Xiang Liqing, Xu Zhen, Yang Fudong, Yang Yong, Yang Zhenzhong, Zhao Bandi, Zheng Gougu and Zhu Jia were included in this exhibitions.

Dorsch Gallery presents «A Perfect Human,» a group exhibition including works in video, sculpture, sound and film by Zhao Bandi, Martin Basher, Melissa Dubbin & Aaron S. Davidson, Joergen Leth, Patrick McElnea and Sreshta Premnath.

Art Radar spoke to Singaporean artist Robert Zhao Renhui, shortlisted for the Prudential Eye Art Awards 2016 in the photography category, about his work and the fictitious Institute of Critical Zoologists.

Insights A Colour Explosion is a curated exhibition of museum - quality works for private sale that will trace the influence of pioneering artists of color photography such as William Eggleston (CAMERA WORK, Berlin) and Harry Callahan (Robert Mann Gallery, New York) on the next generation of contemporary artists including Jiang Pengyi (Blindspot Gallery, Hong Kong), Andrea Good (Galerie Stephan Witschi, Zurich), Shen Wei (Flowers Gallery, London and New York) and Robert Zhao (ShanghART Gallery, Shanghai, Beijing and Singapore).