The installation, which keeps the collections essentially distinct, is modest by the necessity of the Museum's recent fiscal problems and relocation to a relatively small space across from Lincoln Center.
Wander away from the cobblestone main street of Rua das Pedras -- lined by restaurants and boutiques selling beachwear, sunglasses, jewelry, sandals and artwork -- and the shops give way to more modest storefronts selling the necessities local residents can afford.
The need for large samples to refine the study of effects of modest magnitude and the necessity to replicate studies across different ethnic backgrounds rely on easy access to a large variety of data organized in a systematic way.
Telling others that gifts, of necessity, will be modest is a ticklish business.
They had complications from diabetes and attaining at least a modest glycemic control was a necessity.
Results of this study emphasize the modest effect of exercise, the necessity of coupling weight loss with exercise, and the impressive effect of combined treatment.
Several generations of children have now grown up on Mary Norton's books about sweet-natured little people living beneath the floorboards of British houses and supporting their modest lifestyles by "borrowing" their simple necessities from the ordinary human occupants.
That multiple casting was a necessity for a relatively modest production with epic aspirations, explained Ms. Nottage, who was awarded a MacArthur "genius" grant in 2007 for her achievements.
In the current study, we detected a trail of silence in the negotiation process such that some women negotiated their sexual agency using a nonverbal disclosure strategy because of feelings of shame and the necessity of being a modest woman.
Across the city, delis and bodegas are a familiar and vital part of the streetscape, modest places where customers can pick up necessities, a container of milk, a can of soup, a loaf of bread.
