This paper describes an austere environment technique for obtaining multiple additional doses of epinephrine from auto-injectors that have already been used as designed.
"The first thing fans of McQueen's 'Hunger' and 'Shame' will notice here is the degree to which the helmer's austere formal technique has evolved," Debruge writes, "to the extent that one would almost swear he'd sneaked off and made three or four films in the interim".
Catherine Benamou's 2007 book, "It's All True," a masterpiece of scholarship, presents the Latin-American project as visionary filmmaking, austere in its technique and radical in its politics.
Viktoria Mullova worked her way through the Partita for Violin No 2 in D minor with a grave reverence that verged on the austere, her adherence to authentic technique draining the work of much of its warmth and colour, and dressing the final Chaconne in dark though appropriate mourning: it's thought Bach wrote it as a lament after the death of his first wife, Maria Barbara.
Her staging of Kafka Fragments harnesses similar techniques in an austere piece of surrealism.
Murano's artisans had already adapted their centuries-old techniques to create austere new modern forms, and it was these forms that attracted Olnick and Spanu.
Kennedy, overwhelmed the generals with an almost terrifyingly brilliant combination of cost-analysis techniques, computerized strategy, and austere human intelligence.
But austerity seems much less austere if you are old.
Bresson's sound techniques became part of his austere and evocative style.
For me, Weston's black and white images of Point Lobos – its angular rocks, tangled seaweed, bent cypress trees, sun-scorched driftwood – possess an almost unearthly beauty that is both austere and sensual, somehow not so "heightened" through technique as his more famous pictures.
