Wary and sly, scared and manipulative, Mr. Nri is an excellent Cassius, capturing the climate of paranoia and politicking that thickens the air.
This project investigates how Bontempelli's phrase "lucid stupor" evokes a set of circumstances that combines hypnotic surrender, surprise and fear, capturing the climate of political violence of the Fascist Ventennio.
The film perfectly captures the current climate of hostility towards asylum seekers, from government bureaucracy to resentment from Nasrine and Ali's neighbours.
A more first-hand Borscht production, Terence Nance's "Swimming in Your Skin Again" (Vimeo), from 2015, similarly captures the emotional climate and landscape of Miami but by means of music, choreography, metaphor, and with Nance's own distinctive mix of animation and effects with live action.
The predicted current distributions (Fig. 2A) are very close to the known distributions of the two gnatcatchers, suggesting that the model captures the main climate features that determine gnatcatcher distributions.
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.
Her collection of must-reads captures the current political climate, how national trends might play out in the state and the issues likely to drive its politics for decades to come.
But we do need a way of thinking and speaking that captures the fact that climate change is not merely one of many environmental problems, but a completely unique collective action problem, and one that is implicated in every aspect of our lives.
That initial size distribution is then transformed by a weathering function that captures the influence of climate and mineralogy on chemical weathering potential, and the influence of erosion rate and soil depth on residence time and the extent of particle size reduction.
