The photographer Tyler Hicks captured a tableau of alliance troops on the way into Kabul, dragging a wounded Taliban soldier out of a ditch, unfazed by the camera.
From the air, the vast, strange landscape of Utah was visible: roaming, natural landforms resisting the containment of planned grids, a tableaux on a scale inconceivable from our East Coast origin point.
The scene building had sufficient space for the operation of complex stage machinery both for flying actors onto or off the stage and for revealing a tableau of an interior scene on a platform rolled out from within.
The History channel, which used to rely heavily on quaint, period-costume re-enactments (a shot of a quill pen writing on parchment, a tableau of soldiers firing muskets at close range), is expanding its virtual reach.
'Darwin's Nightmare' Directed by Hubert Sauper 3 45 p.m. tomorrow, Museum of Modern Art; 6 p.m. Monday, Walter Reade Theater Hubert Sauper, an Austrian documentary maker, traveled to the shores of Lake Victoria in Tanzania and returned with a picture of hell on earth: a tableau of ecological catastrophe, economic exploitation, poverty and disease.
Arrange a tableau of branches or rocks on your wall to position your taxidermy among.
"What we have now is a tableau of yellow and orange, moving on to darker reds.
And on the screen, a tableau of nine seated men and women in sober black robes staring out at them.
For two rows R, S ∈ A ∗ say that R dominates S whenever | R | ≤ | S | and every letter of R is greater than the corresponding letter of S, where | R | is the length of R. A (semistandard) Young tableau on A (see [152]) is a word w = R 1 R 2 ⋯ R t in U ∗ such that R i dominates R i + 1 for all i = 1, …, t - 1.
