Although it is desirable to ascribe a single "effective" grain boundary diffusivity to a polycrystal, this quantity is a complex average over the grain boundary character distribution, in view of the network topology and connectivity among boundaries of different character.
The apartment is a character in "The View From Alger's Window," his memoir about the years that his father, Alger Hiss, spent in prison after being convicted on perjury charges during the cold war.
"When you just take a look at the fortitude, the strength, the determination and the vision the president made on the auto industry and juxtapose to Mitt Romney, who doesn't have the fortitude, the strength of the character, in my view, to stand up to Rush Limbaugh," Emanuel said, according to NBC Chicago.
Later, AfterElton published an opposing view, which analysed the character's death in view of the character's earlier refusal to admit to his relationship with a man, and claimed that, instead of being an expression of homophobia, the death was a sign that the LGBT community was leaving behind its image of victimhood.
The depth of a novel comes from the point of view of the characters (in my view, this is different from what is called "voice"), and even a seasoned journalist is usually not trained to narrate from the point of view of characters.
Application of optimal experiment design for parameter estimation enhances the informative character of experiments in view of maximising the parameter estimation quality.
There's no need for a female character that does things like a male character, that's not what makes interesting female characters in my view.
In "Playtime," Tati keeps his characters in public view, even filming families at home through all-revealing wall-size windows that face the street.
Mr. Greenberg underlines that connection by frequently having the cast transition between characters in full view of the audience, with Ms. Miller's housewife becoming a prostitute, or Mr. Cassidy's ironworker a money manager.
But the range of characters in "A View of the Harbour" — a retired shopkeeper, hugely fat and paralyzed from the waist down; her listless daughters; their tenant, who works on a fishing boat and can't decide which daughter he's in love with — is broader than any in Woolf's fiction.
But the range of characters in "A View of the Harbour"—a retired shopkeeper, hugely fat and paralyzed from the waist down; her listless daughters; their tenant, who works on a fishing boat and can't decide which daughter he's in love with is broader than any in Woolf's fiction.
