Choudhury sees the city, once known as the cultural center of India, as "an impossible place" characterized by political conflict, artistic achievement, and the "unmistakable bouquet" of urine.
Were his office to be sealed in amber or dipped whole in a tar pit and uncovered thousands of years later by enterprising anthropologists, it would appear to have been an untidy place, characterized by boxes of journals and photostat sheets, decrepit schoolhouse furniture, and a copse of overgrown spider plants — science as it was practiced at the end of the second millennium.
If The Post had power in the age when Jefferson claimed his preference -- albeit theoretically -- for a society that had many newspapers and no government, over one with a government and no newspapers, think about the power The Post wields in a time and place characterized by virtually no papers, despite the occasional promise of virtual papers.
Even without the human artifice of state lines, it exists as a physically and ecologically distinct place, characterized and enriched by iconic species that live only here — the California condor, the giant sequoia, the golden trout, the coast live oak and hundreds of others.
Kirkhope's soundtrack is a fireworks display of aural color, personality, and place, characterized by the way each tune and noise plays out with subtle changes in tempo, rhythm, and melody throughout each of the impeccably designed levels.
In the salivary gland of patients with SS a true phenomenon of lymphoneogenesis appears to take place, characterized by the formation of mature follicles with GCs, B/T segregation, FDC networks and PNAd expression on HEVs.
"Civic Desert" is a new term that we coined to describe places characterized by a dearth of opportunities for civic and political learning and engagement, and without institutions that typically provide opportunities like youth programming, culture and arts organizations and religious congregations.
However, the policy is known to be imperfectly adhered to in places characterized by a highly competitive market, such as in central London (17).
I thought that such things happen only in places characterized by this administration as "rogue states".
The circles used to identify clusters may include places of low rates, if these places are surrounded by places characterized by high mortality rates (15).
