Through a glass darkly.

Through a Glass Darkly: Pulsar Imaging by the Interstellar Medium

'Through a Glass Darkly' (The Development of Needle Aspiration Biopsy)

Through a Glass Darkly: the Many Sides of Paul Taylor's Choreography

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In a Glass Darkly: Reflections on the Identity of Objects

We analyze the co-construction of identity—of objects, collections, people and institutions—by collectors of early American glass. Focusing on the glass itself, we discuss its identity in terms of intrinsic and extrinsic features, and links between them. Finally, we discuss collectors’ knowledge of glass, and some of the social and institutional mechanisms involved in establishing and vetting i...

Through a glass darkly

In the Rouse and Zimm models, polymer dynamics are simulated by approximating the polymer by N beads which are connected to their nearest neighbours by harmonic springs. In the “free-draining” Rouse model, each bead experiences solvent friction independent of the motion of the other beads, whereas the more realistic “non-draining” Zimm model also allows for hydrodynamic interactions between the...