Wary and sly, scared and manipulative, Mr. Nri is an excellent Cassius, capturing the climate of paranoia and politicking that thickens the air.
He expertly captures the climate of fear and hostility the epidemic engenders: suddenly, parents start turning on Bucky, accusing him of hygienic laxness, of letting the children "run around like animals up there".
Buy from Amazon.com, Amazon.co.ukFEW histories of the British home front during the second world war really capture the "mood, temper and climate", lamented Elizabeth Bowen, a novelist who lived in London at the time.
The larger numbers of localities submitted to the training data better capture the realised climate space and avoid having (climatic) variable numbers approaching the number of sample locations which leads to over-fitting of the models [ 47].
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But that fails to capture the alarming climate that runs deep into the fabric of the State that once refused to honor the birthday of the late, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
To capture the proper climate of skepticism, Soderbergh enlisted the help of guerilla street artist, Robbie Conal, renowned for his warped renderings of controversial cultural figures, such as Bill Clinton and Dan Quayle.
This is especially important because retrospective self-reports may capture the social climate rather than objective changes in clinical outcomes.
Thus a climate matching model that showed low suitability of any major portion of the occupied native range (see Rodda et al. Fig. 1 or Pyron et al. Fig. 1 for native range delineation) would have failed to capture the full realized climate space, much less the fundamental climate space [19].
As I wrote on Planet Oz before UWA made its decision, Lomborg's methods fail to properly capture the costs of climate change impacts and presume there will be no catastrophic impacts.
