New Yorkers may remember the piece that balanced a bright-yellow Porsche and a meteorite in "Extreme Measures," his aptly named 2013 retrospective at the New Museum.
In the aptly-titled video, Dancing Monkey with Pants, Schekauski balances a paint-covered rheseus named Dasha on his back, framed by a huge slab of the Berlin Wall at the city's Europa Center, until she has painted a cohesive abstract design.
"There's no free lunch in life, and I think one of the problems of using gambling as a way to balance the budget is that it has a cost," Mayor Michael Bloomberg said last month to the aptly named radio host John Gambling.
SphK mediates the balance between the proapoptotic effects of ceramide and sphingosine substrates and the antiapoptotic effects of sphingosine-1-phosphate (S1P), a phosphorylation balance system more aptly named "the sphingolipid rheostat" [ 18, 36, 37].
Every balance, every tempo feels freshly considered and aptly judged; time and again expressive details leap out in sharp focus without distracting unduly.
As a recent headline in the Herald so aptly described it, "Italy is the pivot of the European balance" — that is to say, she can either establish the equilibrium in favor of the two Germanic Powers or throw in her weight with the Triple Entente.
Fiddle Tim's drawings balance a basic illustration approach with a scruffy (but delicately painted) texture, all aptly composed and not glopped on or glittered like so much trendy low brow attempts at feigning real experience in a cartoon culture.
One commentator aptly called Fast Track "a legislative laxative that's bad for the Constitution," given it trashes a key check-and-balance inserted by the Founders to prevent an executive branch monopoly over trade policy.
