Inherent Vice is the first of Mr Pynchon's eight novels to be adapted for the screen, which will come as little surprise to those familiar with the density, complexity and breadth of works such as The Crying of Lot 49 (1966), Gravity's Rainbow (1973) and Against The Day (2006).
The breadth of works included is expansive resulting in an an exhibition I think everyone should see before it closes January 4 , 2014
This breadth of work is key to executing complex and sophisticated transactions.
And neither of them have quite the breadth of work which has proven the key to Cruise's longevity.
Santiago Lyon, director of photography at A.P., said he was impressed with the breadth of work from the five A.P. photographers.
Theatres outside of London can do one show in their season that has a cast over 10, and that's not a great breadth of work to be doing".
Introducing Sommer, Robert Lue, faculty director for the Ed Portal, professor of the practice of molecular and cellular biology, and faculty director of HarvardX, said that her scholarship and breadth of work reflected her belief in building bridges across disciplines, fields, and communities.
Following the lead of the high-profile and well-respected American Geophysical Union conference, the "currency" of this event will be posters, with three sessions to do justice to the breadth of work and ideas in this field.
Although Brooks admits he never considered these broad applications when he started his lactate research, he is not surprised by the breadth of work that came out of research in exercise physiology.
In that senior role, the dark-eyed Sally Dexter offers a caricature of a caricature, though "Viva Forever!" on Ms. Dexter's résumé surely widens a breadth of work that includes the Royal Shakespeare Company and the original cast of the Patrick Marber play, "Closer".
The National, as ever, offered up a characteristically diverse menu, the duds ("Travelling Light," "Damned By Despair") more than balanced out by a breadth of work that extended to a Broadway transfer for "One Man, Two Guvnors," and its indefatigable leading man, James Corden, an established English star turned New York sensation.
