I like the very simple, very traditional classical and romantic, accessible classics and there has been an abundance of that so I've really enjoyed this year.
The ALCB has suggested a list of films and literary works, including both more accessible "classics" such as the 1669 play Le Tartuffe by Molière to contemporary works such as the 2006 film Paris je t'aime.
In his Hebrew versions, which became standard, Judah made accessible various classic philosophic works by Arabic-speaking Jews who had frequently utilized the concepts of both Muslim and Greek philosophers.
The range of strains and strain rates that evolve throughout the test, combined with the simple well defined boundary conditions, produce outstanding datasets for the validation of material models under conditions not accessible by classic testing techniques.
They entered modern Western consciousness though the influence of the Beat generation writers for whom they were a major influence, and they're rightfully known as some of the most accessible of classic Chinese poetry--the kind of poetry that speaks even to those who don't usually relate to poetry.
As well as sensitizing the human genome to radiation, HDAC inhibitors could be thought of as drugs capable to untighten the chromatin DNA in order to make it more accessible for classic chemotherapeutic agents, like DNA cross-linkers or alkylating agents.
The Essential Tversky offers a selection of Tversky's best, most influential and accessible papers, "classics" chosen to capture the essence of Tversky's thought.
John Roemer's much less accessible but also classic "Free to Lose," a modern revision of classical Marxian theory, deftly illustrated its limitations.
It suits and serves the goal of accessible elegance, of classic French indulgence with a contemporary flair.
This fall collection contains a fresh, young and accessible feel with classic pieces such as stylish argyle vests, bow ties and slim-fit jeans.
