Sentences with phrase «nodal points»

Facial recognition, for example, analyzes the 80 nodal points on the human face, like distance between eyes or nose width.

The main focus of my group is to identify molecular mechanisms in arrhythmogenesis and heart failure progression with emphasis on novel nodal points in cardiac signaling.

It is living at the growing edge of the universe, those living nodal points where the future is coming into existence.

Divided into chronological sections and arranged thematically within those sections, the exhibition presents these major works and series as nodal points that signal new phases or chapters in the artist's oeuvre.

The skin, or sensory limit of the body, is extended through the application of consistent spars radiating from nodal points at the extremities of the body.

His true magnum opus, he envisaged, would be titled The New Testament People: An Ecumenical History of Christianity with Attention to Its Relations at All Important Nodal Points with Judaism and Islam.

Christians face the adherents of other religions on an equal footing; the dialogue begins, in effect, with Troeltsch's contention that the history of religions reveals several nodal points, not one absolute center.

It is now 60 years since Kounellis moved to Rome, a city whose nodal point, the Campidoglio, is marked by the magnificent bronze horse ridden by the emperor Marcus Aurelius.

We believe in saving cost at every single nodal point and passing that on to the consumer.

Both are grounded in the mutual self - interest of the participating powers and the convergence of their needs and interests at the nodal points where policies are worked out.

Indeed, Tocque - ville's writings about marriage in America must be understood in light of the larger distinction he makes between the nodal points, as it were, of aristocracy and democracy.

From that nodal point then, Neymar, the biggest star of his generation, is gambling that people will follow him to a second - tier league without much competition.

Using angle - resolved photoemission and scanning tunneling microscopy, we detect an energy gap at the Fermi surface with magnitude consistent with d - wave symmetry and with linear density of states, vanishing only at four nodal points, even when superconductivity disappears at x = ⅛.

If this is the case, the sites may have provided «nodal points» or base camps along nutrient - rich route - ways through the Palaeolithic landscape, allowing early humans to explore northwards to more challenging environments.»

The exception is a gladiator called Milo, played by Kit Harington, from the HBO series Game of Thrones, who serves as the nodal point of a meagre romance - revenge plot.

For the people of the river, the Indus valley became a nodal point on the Silk Road, a centre of Sufi pilgrimage and the birthplace of Sikhism.

For Margate, the «hook» is the connection to Turner, who stayed in an inn on the site of the gallery; the opening exhibition, largely of contemporary works, uses a painting by the artist as its nodal point.

Kallat chose a roundabout located in Stockerau, about 20 km north of Vienna, a nodal point on the expressway connecting several towns.

Lately I've found myself at one of those nodal points in life where we examine past decisions with a willingness to take risks and address the problem in a new and different way.