Where Ruscha's photograph of a gas station would have an impassive air of anonymity, Shore tilted his lens to capture a Standard sign against the sky.
This result suggests that TR½ captured a slight sign of muscle fatigue during SDSS.
A year after a jetliner crashed through the old walls, the spirit of today's event was best captured by a sign next to the stage where President Bush and other dignitaries spoke.
He saw the hundreds of Union stragglers and deserters his units had happened upon and captured as a sign of demoralization in McClellan's army.
The tips of 50,000 optical fibres are waiting in a line underneath the glass to capture any signs of fluorescence.
Jo Meyers Thompson, head of the Lukuru Wildlife Research Project in central DRC, says the increase is an ominous sign, because to capture an infant, hunters usually kill several group members.
While I had captured a mental snapshot of the sign glowing in buttery morning sunlight, it bugged me that I hadn't trained a lens on it.
Age and its square have a positive and negative sign, respectively, capturing a concave functional form of the effect of age on mother's labor force participation and the higher the educational attainment, the greater the likelihood of participating in the labor force (omitted category is "less than high school").
As he lay dying in terrible agony from a poisoned blade, Ali sent a glass of milk to the captured assassin as a sign of forgiveness.
We highlight an ongoing pilot demonstration in an assisted living facility where a community room has been converted into a living laboratory for the use of diverse technologies (including a telehealth component to capture vital signs and customized questionnaires, a gait analysis component and cognitive assessment software) to assess the multiple aspects of wellness of older adults.
In the last few days, Ms. McCarthy has referred to several early-stage carbon capture projects as a sign that industry can build the needed equipment.
