From this central encounter Mr. Searles begins expanding his story and filling in the blanks.
Not a fantasy really, but the central encounter between Grettir and the monstrous blue-skinned revenant Glam is one of literature's most exciting and terrifying collisions of the fantastic with the human world.
It's striking that, despite all its sardonic surroundings, the central encounter – which touches on broken friendships, Thomas Mann, coming out of the closet, boys, and the grim necessity of continuing to write – still registers as moving and true.
The central encounter, however, is the same: Captain John Smith Colin Farrelll), recently landed on the shores of what will become Jamestown, spies Pocahontas (Q'orianka Kilcher) in a field of waving grass.
Yet the central encounter between Achilles and Priam (the magnificent Alan Oke and Brindley Sherratt), as Priam reclaims the desecrated corpse of his son from behind enemy lines, says as much of the "pity of war" as Britten's sophisticated masterpiece.
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Starting with a list of central issues encountered in combustion, advances are illustrated by examining a selected number of topics of interest to aerospace propulsion: Flame structures and detailed modeling of flames, Turbulent combustion, Cryogenic flames and transcritical combustion, Combustion dynamics, Computational Flame Dynamics.
This study aims to illustrate central issues encountered when recruiting bereaved informal caregivers for a questionnaire validation study on the quality of dying and death.
When central bankers encounter pressure from politicians, the public, and the media to meet their declared targets — in the Fed's case, a two-per-cent annual rate of inflation — they feel obliged to act, and they have the freedom to try almost anything, Rajan said.
However, if the central organization encounters a crisis, such as a loss of funding, negative consequences can ripple out to the rest of the network quickly.
