This removed complex sights from the weapons and reduced the number of skilled operators required in a battery.
In "Le Brasier Ardent," however, Mosjoukine often suggests a Slavic Buster Keaton, with his deadpan performance, fascination with multiple personalities (Mosjoukine plays no fewer than 11 roles here), and skill in constructing complex, mechanical sight gags.
The first fire-control system used complex gun sights that aimed the gun well in front of the target in order to give the shell time to reach it.
At what stage in the complex circuitry of sight do attentiveness and awareness arise, and what happens to other objects in the visual field once a particular object has been designated worthy of a further despairing stare?
As I watched him one day going through his workout in the gym at his apartment complex, he caught sight of a younger child in an adjacent room who was swinging dangerously from a piece of weight-training equipment.
Framing is active at all times and is a function of our desire to control and master events that look complex at first sight.
Since then, his quarterly letter has appeared, and this time it isn't simply the American political-financial complex in his sights, but capitalism itself.
I applaud Government's appetite for reform, but pulling so many levers at once in such a complex area risks losing sight of your original objectives.
"I applaud government's appetite for reform, but pulling so many levers at once in such a complex area risks losing sight of your original objectives.
Curtis can be accused of doing what he criticises politicians for: creating oversimplified stories to make sense of a complex world, and losing sight of the truth in the process.
