There is a certain perspective on the current wave of female-led movies – the recent Ghostbusters remake and the similarly pitched forthcoming reworking of Ocean's Eleven – that we'll call, for simplicity, the Ernie Hudson rule.
By Rachel Hurn January 30 , 2011 Last week the Chronicle of Higher Education published an article by William Major, an associate professor of English at the University of Hartford's Hillyer College, who, inspired by Henry David Thoreau's "call for simplicity and solitude," asked his students give up their cell phones for five days.
Mr. Clinton called for "security, simplicity, savings, choice, quality and responsibility" — the same broad themes Mr. Obama evoked Wednesday night.
An exogenous system (called leader for simplicity) is introduced to intervene the two competitive subgroups such that they can reach a bipartite consensus.
The measured quantity ln (I/I 0) (called A, for simplicity) is equal to the integral sum of the attenuation through the material along the beam path.
In both methods, a line along the tibial plateau and its intersection with the desired mechanical axis of the lower extremity are marked; in this section this point is called P for simplicity (see the "Indications and contraindications" and "Discussion" sections for further explanation about the position of P in each patient).
Only after the MI is established a researcher can be confident that the scale scores from different countries, measurement occasions or subpopulations (henceforth called groups for simplicity) measure the same construct (ensuring the comparability of its meaning and understanding) using the same measurement unit (ensuring the same rating reference frame across groups).
Private law must avoid intractable complexity if it is to function properly, and this calls for a simplicity criterion: interpretivists should look for moral norms that are both simple and generalizable.
Her love of juxtaposing periods and styles, unusual color combinations, luxurious fabrics and original materials is balanced with understanding that certain projects call for tailored simplicity and modern elegance as well.
As part of their stated call for simplicity, they gave their second album the pretentious title "De Stijl," recalling the Dutch Minimalist art movement of the 1920's.
In the slow movement, marked "Andantino semplice," he heeded the call for simplicity, playing with a tiptoeing lightness that allowed the elegance of the oboe and cello phrases to come to the fore.
