Sentences with word «penumbra»

, but the constitutional basis for these claims is elusive, even more so than the conservative bugbear right to privacy (famously derived by Justice Douglas from penumbras of emanations from constitutional rights).

Ryder dwelt in penumbrae — the light in his paintings is always peripheral.

Such an objective lure, however, will not account for novelty, nor for the imaginative penumbra surrounding the sober historical facts of the Battle of Waterloo (PR 185C).

We have already seen anticipations of reversion in Whitehead's discussion of the imaginative penumbra surrounding the bare facts of the Battle of Waterloo (Q2: PR 185C), the incorporation of relevant alternatives to the datum in the objective lure, and the account of Hume's missing shade of blue (Q2: PR 87fC +).

The painted portrait of Diego Diego dans l'atelier (1954) strikes one as prosaically descriptive by comparison, its uncannily radiant gray penumbra notwithstanding.

, 2010, depicts Jones's ice goddess looking out into the audience — the star onstage viewed from the rear, her adoring fans represented via an array of fiberglass masks within a surrounding red penumbra.

It has become the shadowy penumbra of later decisions such as Roe v. Wade (which cited Olmstead at a key point)» decisions it is not at all clear that Brandeis, a personally conservative man, would have supported.

I began at the outer limits with what I call the «sacral penumbra» of nondescript and rather noncommittal incidental references.

@DavidGrinberg The answer, primarily, is a political one and not a legal one, although the double jeopardy piece has a legal penumbra to it.

In this view, when the growing core reaches about ten Earth - masses it starts slowly pulling in material from the wispy penumbra of gas enshrouding a young star.

Whether designed primarily for more or less specialised users, the best reference books meet the needs of a wide penumbra of readers, and do so with precision and economy.

«Stroke Care: Randomized penumbra 3 - D trial of next generation stent retriever meets primary endpoints: Data also highlight frontline effectiveness of aspiration using Penumbra System for stroke revascularization.»

Earlier photos showed patterns as small as 150 kilometers wide, but that wasn't good enough for physicists to explain how penumbras arise.

The surface intensity shows the sunspot with the dark central umbra surrounded by the somewhat brighter, filamentary penumbra.

Private schools, and charters, don't enjoy the independence from proof of performance that districts, largely, enjoy and once they're out from under the performance penumbra cast by school districts they'll take to performance measurement schemes like a duck to water union resistance or not.

A QUESTION OF IDENTITY by Susan Hill / MR. PENUMBRA»S 24 - HOUR BOOKSTORE by Robin Sloan / MISSION TO PARIS by Alan Furst / GONE GIRL by Gillian Flynn / BEWARE THIS BOY by Maureen Jennings

On what you have revealed of Amnesia, I am now very excited because those ideas sound very convincing and seem to solve a bit of the problems i saw for myself with e.g. penumbra.

The «Mysteries» series, Mr. Noland's most recent, is an odd combination of hard - edge rings in the puritanical Minimalist mode surrounded by soft, blurry penumbras that fade into nuanced grounds of contrasting hues.

At first Mr. Noland painted the circles freely; later he used mechanical drawing aids (although, early on, surrounding them with a loosely painted penumbra).

That the doppelgänger is often seen as a shadow is apposite here as each of these figures is attended by a wraith - like penumbra, a reworked and almost erased outline that prevails behind the manifest image.

The white greys as one looks, and the black circles bore at you, each with its own luminous penumbra.

Figures in deep penumbra and sprightly creatures in dim settings.

In «Spray» (1959), this can be seen in the way in which a slightly flat - sided black oval with a gray penumbra hovers, on a rich brown ground, over a wild yellow burst.

SSN and variations of it (umbra - penumbra ratios, etc.) are one of the wasy that some people have estimate past TSI.

The magnetic fluxes in umbrae and penumbrae returned by the two instruments, however, differ considerably.

Earlier decisions of the Court, Douglas said, «suggest that specific guarantees in the Bill of Rights have penumbras formed by emanations from those guarantees that help give them life and substance.»

However, it has long been thought that the area surrounding the core (known as the ischemic penumbra) has the potential to be saved based on how quickly the blood flow can be restored.

At Michael Werner, another painting referring to theater, Ovation, 2010, depicts Jones's ice goddess looking out into the audience — the star onstage viewed from the rear, her adoring fans represented via an array of fiberglass masks within a surrounding red penumbra.

Julian Jackson, Aura Study 2 Oil on prepared paper 26 x 22 inches May 12 — June 30, 2011 «Aura is often defined in near mystical terms as the halo or penumbra of colored light surrounding an individual in a field of radiant energy.

Instead of being observed in the penumbra, financial stability is an open and obvious topic of the new law.

He also reasoned that «the First Amendment has a penumbra where privacy is protected from governmental intrusion,» 6 in particular the right of association.

The legal basis for deriving implied powers from the penumbra of other express powers is best seen in Justice Douglas classic opinion in Griswold v. Connecticut.5 In the Griswold case, the United States Supreme Court struck down a Connecticut law prohibiting the use of contraception.

The key point here is that the Federal Reserve's financial stability mandate is derived from what lies in the penumbra, not from any express reference to financial stability in the Federal Reserve Act itself.

Today, both the penumbra of the Federal Reserve Act and the express terms of the Dodd - Frank Act place financial stability within the Federal Reserve's legal mandate.

The Federal Reserve's financial stability mandate is seen in the penumbra of the Federal Reserve Act, and that is legally sufficient.

Similarly, the Federal Reserve Act has a penumbra where the Federal Reserve derives its mandate to ensure financial stability, such that it may achieve the Section 2A dual mandate of price stability and maximum employment.

If portions of the country resist, the Supreme Court will very likely intervene and find a right to same - sex marriage amid the penumbras and emanations of due process or equal protection.

Between the two there is a «penumbra,» a sort of bridge where the brain cells although not functioning are recoverable.

For we believe America's current theory and practice of abortion rests on two lies: The lie that the unborn human person has no inherent dignity, and the lie that a right to killing an unborn human can be found in the Constitution's penumbras and emanations.

And since the misleading notions in question not only seem so sensible, general, and familiar, but carry a penumbra of scientific respectability, we are often either unaware of them or wholly indisposed to question them.

Books have this penumbra of virtues, they ooze virtue, and it's long beyond anything rational or reasonable, because all of you who are people of the book know that there are many books that are absolutely unworthy of that virtue, and yet — and yet — when I worked in a bookstore and had to strip paperbacks to send them back, it was painful to tear the covers off of books.