Still, it's Grandma — played well, if a trifle too adorably, by Lois Markle — who is drawn with something like love in "The Sandbox" and in Albee's 1960 play "The American Dream," both of which are now being revived at the Cherry Lane under the playwright's beautifully self-aware direction.
While Lee et al. introduced a selective advance reservations and resource-aware handoff direction (SARAH) mechanism in order to provide a fast and efficient handoff with combination of layer 2 (L2) and layer 3 (L3) communications, there was a drawback that there was no consideration of handoff between heterogeneous network.
She casts an amused glance in my direction, aware of how unglamorous this work seems.
She also has to be aware of the direction of the wind.
Blair is not surprised that he failed to secure the post because he was aware of the "direction of travel" when he telephoned a series of EU leaders.
Lesbian was not a word Bishop particularly liked but she was already aware of the direction her sexuality was taking when she was at Vassar in the 1930s.
It was quickly apparent his players - a blend of youth from home and abroad - were aware of his direction.
Forest manager Stuart Pearce, speaking prior to confirmation that the club would be placed under an embargo, said: "We are acutely aware of what direction we will go if we are under an embargo.
For instance, in Passini's discussion of spatial decision-making, it is proposed that only when a wayfinder recognizes a critical landmark or feature while within an intersection will they become aware of which direction to continue traveling (Passini, 1984).
While Microsoft emphasized in a statement that "the vast majority of customers will continue to reap the productivity benefits of Office by installing it locally on a standard PC", the move shows that the company is well aware of the direction in which the industry is headed.
It is unclear if Bosh is aware of the direction of the basket amidst his juking.].
