Sentences with phrase «creates such a marker»

By creating such markers, though, neuroscientists can actually make movies of synapses at work.

«The need for a passport and adequate entry visas creates such a marker, a strange kind of invisible branding system placed upon those considered «alien'to a particular place.

Not exact matches

In a recent study, researchers provided almost forty people with art supplies such as markers and paper, and told them to create anything they wanted over a period of 45 minutes.

Accurately labelling neurons with markers such as fluorescence, he says, will probably be the key challenge in the eventual goal of creating a «census» of different cell types in the brain.

It will give or rent tools such as highly visible posters and signage, humane traps and markers made to write on car windows to create «rolling billboards.»

Working in materials such as spray paint, paint marker, paper, and stenciling, Hutnick creates bursts of density and angular, ranging forms.

Wróblewski often created distinct visual markers such as this configuration to illustrate a subject's imminent fate and ultimate dehumanization.

In that statement, Carroll says, the department explained the tests created by Cronic's line of cases: Courts may consider «structural limitations» to representation, such as underfunding of an indigent defense office, and absence of the «traditional markers of representation,» such as meaningful attorney - client contact.

at 18 (suggesting that «more - frequent headings, use of lists and bullet points, and using white space and text proximity» can create «substantive and visual cues about organization»); Tiscione, supra note 6, at 532 — 33 (noting that emails using «visual cues or markers such as lists, bullets, or headings to highlight parts of the text... are arguably more effective»); Davis, supra note 4, at 521 («Certainly, memos conveyed in the body of an e-mail, for example, would benefit greatly from the generous use of headings.»).