"United 93," Paul Greengrass's brilliant movie about that downed flight, released in April, was almost austere in its use of anonymous actors and limited-point-of-view shooting.
These buildings exemplify Mies's famous principle that "less is more" and demonstrate, despite their austere and forthright use of the most modern materials, his exceptional sense of proportion and his extreme concern for detail.
Our feasibility study demonstrates the enthusiastic embrace of a portable ultrasound unit by the health care staff of a large refugee camp in the tropics and suggests that health care providers in austere settings can use portable ultrasound to facilitate the care of their patients.
The headliner at this dance party is Richie Hawtin, a techno minimalist known for his rigid, sometimes punishing style; at his best, he uses austere, monolithic beats to evoke both dread and delirium.
Students learned of an austere man who used physical repression to enforce morals and was intolerant in matters of theology, as when a fellow theologian, Michael Servetus, denied the Trinity and Calvin had him burned at the stake.
This is one of his best buildings, very austere with an exciting use of materials".
Portable ultrasound is proving to be a valuable tool for the use in austere and post-disaster environments where resources for advanced imaging are limited [1, 2].
In addition, the thermal stability and ability to re-fold after denaturation should give sdAbs, such as A3, an advantage when incorporated into biosensors for use in austere environments.
The austere retreat was reputedly used as a prison in the 17th century by a Clanranald chief who imprisoned his adulterous wife there.
Arriving at the austere hootch that Reilly used as a command post, Eriksson told me, he imagined that the Lieutenant, if only conversationally, would express dismay over the murder.
