Not all of the show's art opposes tightness and openness, but such juxtapositions characterize some of the more memorable items.
"We thought that might characterize some of the more extreme views but it's unclear.
Perhaps the first step we can take is not "delighting" in the death of our enemy, which is what I hear when I hear "celebration" and which seems to characterize some of the more visible demonstrations.
Since the earliest war photographers were not able to record the motion of soldiers and their weaponry, after the remains of the dead and the convalescence of the wounded, the sedentary remains of fallen fortifications marking the abandoned battlefields are what characterize some of the more placid and picturesque nineteenth-century war photography.
During disagreements about defensive forces on the Potomac River, McClellan wrote to his wife on August 10 in a manner that would characterize some of his more private correspondence: "Genl Scott is the great obstacle he will not comprehend the danger & is either a traitor, or an incompetent.
Aside from these evolutionary lineages, there is a need to characterize some taxa in much more detail, such as the arctic taxa of A. lyrata and members of the A. arenosa species aggregate.
Morocco provides an example of a more advanced stage of development of agro-industry, characterized by some more sophisticated downstream industrial activities, but where off-farm employment nevertheless remains the industrys main engine of growth.
Moreover, additional and more recent paleopolyploidy events characterize some plant lineages.
She characterizes some of the more eyebrow-raising postings, which include claims of rape, as exaggerated, since writers have an incentive to embellish: The more buzz their postings elicit, the more lunch money they can get.
A posture of willful cluelessness, a choice to remain deliberately in the dark about certain facts, characterizes some of the more notorious university leadership failures of recent note.
