The coin's mastery lay chiefly in two trademarks of the sculptor's style, typical of his medals: the comparatively high relief and the graceful incorporation of lettering in the design.
The New Academy seemed, to both ancient philosophers and modern historians, to differ from the Middle chiefly in two respects.
The reasons for these drug shortages fall chiefly in two categories.
The consensus on this is varied, pointing chiefly in two directions.
Arnauld's criticism of that position is contained chiefly in the three volumes of Réflexions philosophiques et théologiques sur le nouveau système de la nature et de la grâce (hereinafter Réflexions), published in 1685 and 1686.
The ninth, his last complete symphony, opens and closes with slow movements, with the spiky fury and coarse-peasant chaos occurring chiefly in the middle two.
Of the two ancient Greek systems that were used chiefly in the Middle Ages, one, Pythagorean tuning, makes all the fifths perfectly consonant.
Few Eggs, One Basket Leading up to the downturn, our customer base was chiefly comprised of clients in two related industries: real estate and hospitality.
In English the base 20 occurs chiefly in the score ("Four score and seven years ago…"); in French it survives in the word quatre-vingts ("four twenties"), for 80; other traces are found in ancient Celtic, Gaelic, Danish, and Welsh.
During this period he worked chiefly in monochromes of three colours gold, which he equated with physical material transformed to the spiritual; red, which he called "monopink" and equated with flesh-and-blood materiality; and ultramarine, which represented space but blue dominated, and in 1960 he patented International Klein Blue, called IKB.
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