Instead he abruptly changes course, launching into a fairly conventional description of the troubles that lurked in the pre-crisis financial markets.
Its new paragon — a writer-artist whose greatness still defies conventional description — was R. Crumb, who inaugurated "Zap Comix" in 1968 in San Francisco, at the center of a countercultural circus that was going rancid around the edges.
We also show how hardware agents can be created using a conventional hardware description language that when synthesized produces synchronous and asynchronous hardware constructs.
This paper highlights agent-based reconfigurable embedded systems, and illustrates how they can be applied to a real-time sensor fusion type application using a conventional hardware description language.
It is normalized so that the conventional description of surface tension on an interface is recovered when the ratio of local transition region thickness to local radius of curvature approaches zero.
Far from the "jayvee team" Barack Obama suggested as a metaphor for the Islamic State in January 2014, this entity has morphed into a most serious and capable military threat, transcending the conventional description of such Islamist phenomena as terrorist non-state actors.
But what not many people know is that in the late 1960s, after having done more research on human behavior, Maslow amended his model, and the conventional description of Maslow's hierarchy of needs is actually a highly inaccurate as a description of his later thought.
This injury is produced by multiple injury mechanisms, and departs from the conventional description of trauma complexity.
There is an impulse in these poems to inventory the natural world without the palliatives of conventional description; the paradox, as old as classical pastoral and georgic, is that our nature is to describe, an imperative that seems perfectly unnatural when measured against the unselfconscious work of bees or ants or oxen.
That conventional description, besides being puzzling, is false.
