There was a time in the 1980's when women's breasts and bottoms were being accentuated, even perverted, but the difference between then and now is that the ringleaders -- namely, Azzedine Alaia, Thierry Mugler and Jean Paul Gaultier -- were experimenting with new, moldable fabrics.
In an increasing number of tumours, prognostic implications of NG2/CSPG4 are being unveiled and these discoveries accentuate the potential of the PG as a therapeutic target.
His creativity is known for being accentuated with a combination of new and old technologies, including augmented reality paintings with post-browser interfaces, projection mapping on antique furniture, and old-fashioned, portable radios modified with Mp3 chips.
The orchestra with every instrument that modern man knows about, it's there to accentuate what is being played and performed, so to get to perform that way and get it recorded is a wonderful thing.
These, not MDMA, he suggests, may be causing the problems observed.Furthermore, he reckons that research which questions the long-term damage of Ecstasy is being suppressed by scientists keen to accentuate the negative.
The problem, and it's been very much accentuated by the economic downturn, is that people lack the confidence that the government can, even if it had the resources to address problem X, to do it well and be effective.
Their appeal is likely to be accentuated if Europe's current upbeat economic mood sours.
She was an exacting boss: hapless new employees were taken away to be dressed appropriately (curves were accentuated, flesh exposed).
The positive is accentuated throughout, which is understandable, given so many acts to include over such a long timespan.
In some synthetic analogs of the natural hormones, a desired activity is accentuated, whereas others are minimized.
