In this historical epic, Cato, Caesar, and Pompey are depicted respectively as moral, warlike, and popular in a way that gives the story a clear trifunctional structure.
Pedroia's everyman build and scrappy approach made him important — and popular — in a Red Sox lineup depleted by the short- or long-term absences of more established sluggers like David Ortiz, Mike Lowell, J. D. Drew and Manny Ramírez.
These features have made the NSGA II very successful and popular in a wide range of engineering problems and some practical works in this area.
It exalted "direct democracy" — the incarnation of the popular will in a great leader — war, violence, and popular engagement in a totalitarian state.
But Mr. Stoiber has also added a strong touch of law and order, popular in a Germany with a growing fear of foreigners and crime.
It also has a prominent, and popular, supporter in a former Democratic governor, Booth Gardner, 72, who suffers from Parkinson's disease.
Embedded systems are becoming more and more popular in a wide range of applications such as industrial control systems, avionics, health care, environment, security, mechanics.
IPA is commercially available software (Ingenuity Systems, Inc., Redwood City, CA) for several types of analysis and is popular in a variety of biological fields/studies.
In September, for example, after a study found that undergraduate women at Duke felt pressured to appear "effortlessly perfect" -- smart, accomplished, attractive and popular -- in a way that undergraduate men did not, she said she hoped that the university could find ways to improve the women's experience.
In the postwar period, a generation of critics, inspired by Lionel Trilling, encapsulated the difference between high art and popular art in a single word: "complexity".
By Lee Siegel February 12 , 2014In the postwar period, a generation of critics, inspired by Lionel Trilling, encapsulated the difference between high art and popular art in a single word: "complexity".
