Other providers may give you an idea of what a letter is, but may not
reveal the intricacies of it.
In conversation with MOCA Deputy Director Megan Lykins Reich, Singh, Andreasson, and Farr will
reveal the intricacies of navigating between the worlds of art, design, manufacturing, and even politics, to produce incredible works of woven art.
More than 200 works of art — many of which have never before been exhibited in the United States —
reveal the intricacies of Napoleon's household and the role it played in crafting the Emperor's image.
Although the diversity of sponges and their uncertain phylogeny make it doubtful that any single species can
reveal the intricacies of early animal evolution, comparison of the A. queenslandica draft genome with sequences from other species can provide a conservative estimate of the genome of the common ancestor of all animals and the timing and nature of the genomic events that led to the origin and early evolution of animal lineages.
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it reveals the intricacy of the human mind through the experiences of Neil before, during and after neurosurgery to end his epileptic seizures.
Just as Hannah Kent brought to life the vanished world of 1820s Iceland, so Jessie Burton
reveals the intricacies of 17th - century Amsterdam in her first novel, The Miniaturist.
As much as we gear up our expectations by reading travel blogs, watching videos and scouring forums, traveling has a way of surprising us, dispelling our misconceptions and
revealing the intricacies of the cultures and places we visit.
The book's extensive imagery includes installation views, works on paper, and detailed photographs
revealing the intricacy of Asawa's sculptures, as well as intimate archival portraits of the artist by her friend Imogen Cunningham.
Poet Priscilla Uppal writes about her Uncle Fernando, known to his neighbors in Brasilia as «Dr. Garbage» («When they go to the movies / he goes through their garbage»), and Karilee Fuglem's photographs
reveal the intricacy of household fluff.
Not exact matches
The details
of state inspections
of nail salons are perhaps most
revealing about just how challenging it is to regulate a largely immigrant - run industry in which almost everything is done off the books and employers are often unfamiliar with the
intricacies of state labor laws.
Along with a brief understanding
of the
intricacies of translating the script and music into various languages for international distribution, the bonus materials
reveal the complexities
of developing a personality for the lead character.
For all the story's narrative
intricacies, many
of the best moments come when Marlowe is
revealing his human side, including his jokey rapport with a book - store owner (Bogart and Dorothy Malone are sizzling together) and his touching respect for a mousy guy (who else but Elisha Cook Jr.?)
As has become his signature style, Tsai presents his tale in a series
of fixed, ultra-long shots whose uncompromisingly elongated form
reveals intricacies and shifting emotion unseeable by way
of conventional quick cuts or even shots like Scorsese's Copacabana classic.
You Bring the Distant Near is successful, in large part, because
of the way Mitali Perkins
reveals the many, many
intricacies of cultural identities, quietly challenging a western sense
of the immigrant as stereotypical «other.»
Starting at Crissy Field Center, this multimedia tour
reveals the natural beauty and ecological
intricacies of a special place.
As the developers released patches and the players began to grow familiar with the
intricacies of the game, they
revealed several problems that were woven into the core design
of EVE.
Learning the
intricacies and advanced techniques
of each vehicle (some
of which are
revealed as you progress) is crucial, because Diddy Kong Racing is a remarkably difficult game in places.
Investigate how Struth's photographs
reveal the cultural, historical and psychological
intricacies of looking which permeate through contemporary culture.
As portrait artists, both engaged with gender, identity, sexuality, beauty, performance, and disguise in their lives and their work,
revealing the
intricacies and nuances
of the many - splendored personalities that populated the city then.
Knust enacts alchemical processes to excavate and exhaust the potential
of found materials, willing his objects to
reveal their
intricacy, provenance and faults.
Expanding on much
of the research he recently conducted on the history
of Vancouver's Gastown — a local neighborhood where a sense
of history and authenticity was falsely constructed in order to give a patina
of «olden times» — Morrison has created a number
of new works that observe the visual
intricacies of imitative misappropriation and what they
reveal about processes
of historicization.
In her fourth solo exhibition with the gallery, Thomas explores the
intricacies of female beauty through painting and collage, focusing on how artifice serves both to mask and
reveal the individual essence
of her subjects.
The companies that are too big to fail are probably not the companies who will
reveal their business
intricacies nor are they likely to adapt to the requests
of an individual lawyer or firm.
Business is booming for costs lawyers as the
intricacies of costs budgeting drives solicitors to their door in ever greater numbers, the Association
of Costs Lawyers (ACL) annual survey
of its members
reveals.
Records
reveal that gamers have returned back to the good old two - dimensional realm after trying to understand the
intricacies of HTC Vive and Oculus Rift for months.
The determination on Tuesday was upheld by Weinstein who
revealed that it was supported by the simple meaning
of the term «commodity» and that CFTC had enough freedom in interpreting the
intricacies of federal law regulating commodities.
A more thorough study
of these social networks may someday
reveal further
intricacies of the effects
of these familial and social networks on depressed individuals.
The delicate
intricacies of the carvings now gleam in the light, its unique designs once again,
revealed.