In a blunt display of symbolism, Constitution Avenue was blocked.
The trials were not encouraging — one blog, asking "Is this for real?," called the project a "blunt display of unselfconscious gall" — and the program has not been implemented elsewhere.
A blunt display of imperial chest thumping, this is art that bludgeons the viewer into submission.
"The digital divide has never hit us over the head with a more blunt display of unselfconscious gall," writes Jon Mitchell.
The first half was Southampton in reverse as a bright start, mainly instigated by Jordon Ibe and Nathaniel Clyne down the right wing, petered out into a flat, blunt display.
This time, the world stood aghast for a different reason: The blunt display of America's military might, and thus the possibility that the United States had gone as far ahead in "hard power" capabilities compared to other powers (Russia, India, China, Europe) as the Romans had vis-à-vis the barbarian tribes 2,000 years earlier.
Indeed, Newcastle boss Alan Pardew's pre-match suggestion that he would welcome Nolan and Carroll back to St James Parkk looked entirely justified in a blunt attacking display in which striker Papiss Cisse and his half-time replacement Shola Ameobi were particularly ineffective.
Paradoxically, when later discoveries showed that native telomeres, instead of terminating in a blunt end, actually display resection of the 5′ end, and thus a 3′ single-stranded overhang, the problem of sequence loss at telomeres during replication focused instead on the 3′ end, which is produced by leading-strand synthesis (Lingner et al, 1995).
(G ) An irregular stage 6 mature trichome contains three branches, one is extremely long with a relatively fine tip and displays oblique MTs, the other two are seriously unextended with a blunt tip and shorter one has a swollen, blunt tip and displays oblique MTs (indicated by the arrow).
Judge Sonia Sotomayor, President Obama's Supreme Court choice, has a blunt and even testy side, and it was on display in December during an argument before the federal appeals court in New York.
He rose quickly, displaying what colleagues recall as keen instincts for TV programming and a blunt, unvarnished style.
