It reminds me with its own brisk clarity of what time of year it happens to be and where my current position on the planet happens to fall.
This checked for clarity of questions, time required for data collection, patient burden and availability of requested information.
To some extent this has made him an experimental formalist, working with grainy surveillance film in the 60s, using large format 5x7 inch cameras and high-speed stock that give the ultra-sharp clarity of modern times all the way back in the 70s.
Figure 15 reports, for the sake of clarity, a time diagram summarizing the timing of projection evaluation when performing diagonal projections within a quadrant of the network.
"His clarity of vision over time is what makes him so compelling now," said Ed Burstell, the buying director for Liberty of London, and one of the first American merchants to champion Mr. Owens, at Henri Bendel in New York.
The pre-test was done to assess clarity of the questions, time needed to finish the interview, and to know respondents' comfort to be interviewed using a questionnaire on a mobile phone.
Graft outcome was defined in terms of the clarity over a period of time till last follow-up or graft failure, whichever was earlier.
The dilemmas created by turbulent emotions usually resolve themselves into emotional clarity with the passage of time.
(Think of a flattened, understated version of the tense opening of Schubert's "Death and the Maiden," too polite to cut loose into a full-fledged scream.) Ms. Akalaitis, who is famous for muddying the meanings of classic plays, is actually a dispenser of clarity this time around.
Or I just can't see any era with any illusion of clarity except the time of my childhood.
