He said the victory transformed a little-known African kingdom into a stereotype of alien savagery that colored whites' understanding of Zulu history and culture even today.
The author's debut is part true crime story, part memoir and details how secrets from her own past colored her understanding of a murder case she worked on as a law student (Flatiron Books, $26.99).
Understanding (intellectus) and demonstrative knowledge are "like the vision of healthy eyes through the medium of pure air with clear light spread over the colored object…Understanding and demonstrative knowledge apprehend things in the purity of their essence, as they are in themselves" (Rossi 1981, 279 280).
While Woodruff was studying in Indianapolis, he became friends with German gallery owner and art patron Herman Lieber, who gave him Afrikanische Plastik, a book on African sculpture, which sparked his interest in the subject and indelibly colored his understanding of art.
What makes this gently colored, sharply etched family portrait so engaging is its understanding that laughter and tears, as responses to everyday life, are so closely connected.
Yet what makes this gently colored, sharply etched family portrait so engaging is its understanding that laughter and tears, as responses to everyday life, are as close and connected as Siamese twins.
The colored FA form of MRI adds another level of anatomical understanding.
The work is visually engaging, but the political implications of making patterns with colored hoses are vague at best, and contribute nothing meaningful to our understanding of civil rights.
Conserved structural elements colored as in panel A. DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.07646.012 Finally, we suggest that understanding the t1-binding site may provide new inroads for development of novel anti-miR oligonucleotides (van Rooij and Kauppinen, 2014).
Colored figures, step-by-step protocols and take-home messages offer an accessible approach to learning and understanding.
