Sentences with word «indeterminate»

With this emphasis on the feminine through the use of indeterminate details of gender, we catch a glimpse of those depicted, sans the societal screen of gender identity, and purely for their empathetic and emotive expressions and gestures found in both their most clandestine and confrontational moments of intimacy.

As such, any cases that are brought to Federal Judiciary will be tried by lower Federal judges (circuit courts I assume) and then the circuit court decision on the case will be the law of the land until (at some point in indeterminate future) SCOTUS is re-constituted and overturns one of those decisions.

Their stories explain how they prepare for lengthy budget negotiations, the challenges of waiting around for indeterminate amounts of time and the desperation caused by staring at closed doors.

The poor pups were crammed into tiny cages, given minimal food and water, forced to live in their own waste, and had their medical needs left untended for indeterminate amounts of time.

In California the issue was the arbitrary administration of indeterminate sentences which invariably led to the longest possible term.

The surrender value may be less in indeterminate premium policies, depending on how long the policy was in force before surrender.

Alessandro Pessoli's (b. 1963) drawings, paintings, and sculptures place expressive, often melancholy figures in indeterminate spaces and dreamlike narratives.

Each session will be of indeterminate time as students will be able to work at their own pace but, in general, each session will have enough material requiring at least 5 hours of study.

The hotel's customers were a «public» because they were of «indeterminate number» and were «a fairly large number of persons» (PPL, paras. 41 - 42).

Employment Law in Québec: Indeterminate Terms Quebec (Commission des normes du travail) v. Asphalte Desjardins inc., 2014 SCC 51 Can an employer who receives a notice of termination from an employee terminate a contract of employment before the notice period expires without in turn having to give notice of termination or pay an indemnity in lieu of such notice — the S.C.C. says no.

Four sequential cities with indeterminate dates were sandwiched between: Right on top of the Bronze Age destruction was a cosmopolitan world that represented the last of Canaanite culture, called the «red brick city,» which burned to the ground.

De Blasio's three new appointees — Veronica Vanterpool of the Tri-State Transportation Campaign, David Jones of the Community Service Society and City Council transportation chair Ydanis Rodriguez — will remain in limbo until the Senate reconvenes at some still - indeterminate point.

Swaggering, curved lines from beneath are held in check by streaming, blurred, white horizontals with blurred black verticals on top; and if that were not enough to disquiet the soul, Scully marches forth with another layer of ochre and pink striations at indeterminate intervals, seamlessly putting each of them in place.»

Tommy Wiseau was a bizarre man of indeterminate age and background who became a cult figure in Los Angeles in 2003 for The Room — a toe - curlingly awful film he financed, directed, wrote and starred in.

These are ranging from indeterminate, amorphous «blotches» to strident, sharp - edged signs, all produced, undirectly then directly by the artist's swift gestures.

R Coronae Borealis star, any of a small group of old stars of the class called peculiar variables that maintain nearly uniform brightness for indeterminate lengths of time and then fall abruptly and dramatically in brightness over the course of a few weeks or less, returning slowly and irregularly to their previous level over several months.

Accompanied by composers Ben Salisbury and Geoff Barrow's aptly titled track «The Alien,» the faceless and wordless humanoid is of indeterminate nature; it rejects interpretation.

To all of you who have been anxiously awaiting the PC release of Ys VIII: Lacrimosa of DANA, we have a very regrettable announcement: we are once again pushing the release to an as - of - yet indeterminate date.

This story is usually told in a deep voice, with a Slavic accent of indeterminate origin.

He noted the judgment «creates potentially indeterminate liability for lawyers.»

Each painting abounds with imagery including eyes, faces in profile and other more indeterminate forms recalling cell structures, often in pulsating combinations of colour.

This work developed in the 1980s to include what the artist called «apparitions» and «cloud covers,» wherein thin, indeterminate areas of paint covered the canvas.

What is Indeterminate Premium Life Insurance?

Or maybe it's whoever Johnny Depp has concocted some sneering, indeterminate accent to play.

It does an opposite thing as well, which is it makes the surface a little more indeterminate because it has a slight sparkle to it.

A determinate divine satisfaction is more like of the actual world rather than the experiential process of determination which must presuppose earlier indeterminate states.

In Haze (2003), a work recently acquired for MCASD's collection through a grant from The Annenberg Foundation, Donovan assembled thousands and thousands of clear plastic drinking straws against the walls, turning a gallery into an undulating space of indeterminate color.

What this means for the related and aforementioned lawsuit is still indeterminate at this point.

On the cover, a bespectacled child of indeterminate gender, wearing a neon - orange coat, swings through the air on a tree branch, pulling readers along on a wondrous journey.

B. Does s. 753 (4.1) lead to a grossly disproportionate sentence, contrary to s. 12, by presumptively imposing indeterminate detention and preventing sentencing judges from imposing a fit sentence consistent with the principles and objectives of sentencing?

The middle distance dissolves into indeterminate detail so I'm just firing and peering at the jumble to see if any damage numbers float up, at which point I'll keep firing.

Paddy maintains an active presence as a curator as well, most recently curating Geographically Indeterminate Fantasies for Providence College.

Central to this exhibition will be ecoarttech's new Android / iPhone app Indeterminate Hikes +, originally conceived for the Whitney Museum of Art, which transforms everyday landscapes into sites of biocultural diversity and happenings.

It has been officially estimated that the total indeterminate prison population — currently 9,000 including lifers — will have reached 25,000 by 2012.

About a conscious and voluntary finite being of indeterminate species?

Often arranged on the floor, spreading around corners in indeterminate shapes, Apfelbaum's forms comprise intricate, nearly psychedelic layers of dyed fabric, as if myriad smaller paintings had sprung from a cental cluster of colorful shapes.

While the laying of bricks must fall within the limits of basic laws of physics and thus be determined «from below», it is indeterminate enough to be sequestered and styled by ordering agencies operating «from above.»

The cosmological story, too, can be told in terms of (1) disruption of a prior equilibrium, (2) transition toward an unknown outcome, and (3) reintegration into a renewed and transformed equilibrium — a process made possible by a directional but indeterminate universe continually engendering new order from chaos.

Secondly, he said that although judges were putting into effect their new powers to give indeterminate sentences under the Criminal Justice Act 2003, they were not yet using the power under that law to give more community orders «as fully as they might».

Despite the popular misconception that «zillions» is an actual number (often placed in order after trillions), it simply refers (often comedically) to a very large number of indeterminate size.

It is the contrasting compositional format which slyly creates indeterminate spatial relationships in each work — what is foreground, what is surface, what color is it exactly, for the colors shift as one moves around the canvas, enhanced by his use of iridescent pigments.