The award cited Müller for depicting "the landscape of the dispossessed" with "the concentration of poetry and the frankness of prose".
She cited the voyeurism depicted in Ukiyo-e woodblock erotic prints from 18th- and 19th-century Japan, in which a viewer watches a couple engage in sexual activity.
In suggesting that the United States review its own foreign policy rather than cast aspersions, Mr. Khatami specifically cited what he depicted as the plight of Palestinians denied human rights because of American support for Israel.
(All the genes cited here are depicted in Figure 1).
Ms. Fox did not identify any specific weather extremes that would be depicted or cited.
This issue is particularly important, because it underlies prevailing textbook views of emotion, such as that presented in Principles of Neuroscience (5th Edition, 2013, now cited), which continue to depict the amygdala as the central orchestrator of emotion states, and the hypothalamus as a mere relay or motor output of the amygdala.
Without hesitation, Lewis cited David, who is often depicted as a flawed but righteous king, warrior, musician and poet.
But Philip Morris, one of the companies cited, said that the tactics depicted in the report were the product of a polarized environment in the past and did not reflect an approach that the company would adopt today.
He said that Apple had cited stipulations that any apps that depict crude and objectionable content, or the abuse of children, will be rejected.
5 6 The frequently cited CRC screening uptake figures, therefore, depict a misleading picture of low enthusiasm for CRC screening in England.
