Sentences with phrase «nebulous areas»
Dating - GTA 4: The relationship aspect of Grand Theft Auto IV is perhaps one of the most nebulous areas of this epic game.
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Three of the 20 finalists on Amazon's shortlist are in the D.C. area: the city proper, Maryland's Montgomery County, and the more nebulous «Northern Virginia.»
are in the D.C. area: the city proper, Maryland's Montgomery County, and the more nebulous «Northern Virginia.»
In many areas, unauthorized delivery operators are still on the road, some continuing under nebulous California medical marijuana collectives rule due to expire next year.
«This means that traditional descriptions of the electronic structure of actinide elements are often of a qualitative nature — but this is precisely the area where quantitative models are needed because our understanding of core chemical concepts become increasingly nebulous at the foot of the periodic table.»
Also included in this list is the much more distant NGC 3603 nebula which is in the same area of the sky; this nebula is only the brightest part of an enormous nebulous region which probably extends over 1000 light years of space.
Natalie Portman stars as a biologist who leads a quintet of women — including Jennifer Jason Leigh, Gina Rodriguez, Tessa Thompson, and Tuva Novotny — into «the Shimmer,» a nebulous disaster area that seems like «the Zone» in Andrei Tarkovsky's Stalker reimagined as a Predator movie.
This ethos of extended temporal duration and minimalist activity in favor of basic actions has found expressive purpose in the realm of videogames, particularly in the nebulous and under - studied area of «first - person walker» games.
His latest show at Jessica Silverman Gallery in San Francisco doesn't leave us wanting in these areas — he combines collage, sculptural, theatrical, and photographic techniques to address the medium's nebulous role in the history of, well, us... read more
Characterised by fixed rules, codes, and subsequently a lack of ambiguity, these areas of interest and their accoutrements are completely at odds with the nebulous nature of painting practice.
Frankenthaler's poured, thinned - down pigments would soak into the fibers of the unprimed, raw canvas forming ethereal, nebulous - looking halos around the area in which the pigment had been applied.
Their objectives often seem nebulous to outsiders: they typically identify and map important hunting and harvesting areas, as well as sacred historical and ceremonial sites, and of course forested areas — categorized by quality of cover and species.