While Aeschylus and Sophocles were winning prizes with tragedies full of philosophical jousting with Zeus and agonizing over the fates, Euripides was exploring what we would today call character development, and it is his concentration on the individual that makes his plays more accessible to present-day audiences.
The best among the university presses combine profound scholarship with accessible language, to present books that are both of the moment and can claim a place in the canon.
Rather than spoil the elaborate surprise Mr. Howard has concocted, I will note that he has found an accessible cinematic way to present this insight.
Linda Mummiani, who oversees the North American Pantene account at Grey as vice president and group creative director, added that "to make Pantene accessible," it was necessary "to present the humanity of the woman who has the hair, not just present the hair".
Moreover, the proposed approach makes it possible to present accessible options as videos in sign language for users who need them or to offer retractile resources to improve efficiency of use for expert users.
The model analysis identified several kinetic orders with relatively high sensitivities, but because these reflect structural features of enzymatic processes, they are unlikely to present accessible targets for drug treatment.
Bands like Grizzly Bear , St . Vincentand Bon Iver represent different facets of the genre, but they share a tendency to foreground melody and to present an accessible version of musical beauty.
This said, our intention was to present an accessible, reasoned background for health researchers and for health professionals who encounter patients' (spoken and unspoken) spiritual concerns in their day-to-day work.
Their design and management are known to result in exposed cyanide-bearing solutions that are accessible to and present a risk to wildlife.
The Penguin translations aim to present a more accessible and vernacular Freud, freed from the straitjacket of Strachey's dowdy and somewhat creaking rendition.
