ESPN, the sports megabrand whose properties include cable channels and a popular magazine, featured the Watersmeet Nimrods in a campaign built around the theme "Without sports...," which aims to underscore how much athletic competition and fandom mean in American life.
Heralded as a new dawn in China-Hollywood co-operation, this ambitious war film from Zhang Yimou is an attempt to turn the revolting aftermath of the 1937 Japanese assault on Nanjing into a globally friendly, putatively inspiring epic that also aims to underscore the US and China's geopolitical mutual respect.
But a distinct and dramatic subset aims to underscore local culture, be it pagoda-style architecture at the new Four Seasons in Hangzhou, China, wok-manning cooks in the market-inspired Six Senses Con Dao in Vietnam or vernacular town house design at the Hotel Kanra in Kyoto, Japan.
Patook's flagship tech trick is one that aims to underscore its friends-only mission: it's using Natural Language Processing to help power a "flirt detection feature" aimed at preventing users from straying over the platonic line and trying to hit on others by sending suggestive messages.
The present review aims to underscore the necessity of further elucidation of PGRN biology in FTLD-related neurodegeneration.
Far from being exhaustive, this special issue focused on cell motility aims to underscore the fertility of the current research efforts in this field, as well as highlighting key questions that still are awaiting definitive answers.
The Consortium for Non-Communicable Diseases Prevention and Control in sub-Saharan Africa (CNCD-Africa), established in July 2009, aims to underscore the role of health promotion in addressing NCDs in Africa and to develop advocacy strategies for addressing NCDs using a health promotion approach.
For the Gore campaign, the aim is to underscore Mr. Gore's grasp of the issues by offering many specifics, as he did in his speech at the Democratic convention.
The aim is to underscore the timelessness of a play whose characters all seem to be living somehow out of time, unable to engage with life in the present as they pine for a promising future that will be forever out of reach.
