Those sections are a reminder that a book doesn't have to have complex characterisation to convey the less obvious truths of life.
In "New York 1960" (Monacelli Press, 1995), the authors -- Mr. Stern, Thomas Mellins and David Fishman -- said the idea of the complex was to convey a comfortable ambience, despite the slick aluminum panels.
Clouzot was relying on complex images to convey relatively simple thoughts, and his relentless pressure to extract more meaning and more power from the simpler images in his repertoire suggested that he was well aware of the current he was straining against.
"Having more functionality makes it a more complex proposition to convey to consumers".
Not unlike humans, gibbons assemble a finite number of call units into more complex structures to convey different messages, and our data show that distant individuals are able to distinguish between different song types and infer meaning.
They acknowledged this was complex information to convey, which needed to be well-timed and appropriately tailored for each individual, although there was a clear pattern that emerged between clinical and community-based service providers.
There are a variety of management options, and this is complex information to convey at a vulnerable time, so this will require multi-disciplinary input from breast surgeons, plastic surgeons, medical and radiation oncologists as well as other health professionals involved in the care of women with breast cancer outside traditional genetic counselling services.
The products of ccmF, ccmG and ccmH complex with CcmE to convey the heme-b group to the apocytochrome-c precursor of cytochrome-C [ 24, 25].
Opponents say his questioning of witnesses is not oversimplified for jurors, even when the issues are complex, and he often uses charts -- timelines, in particular -- to convey complex sequences of events.
I found that the medium of the comic to convey complex stories really engaging and felt I wanted to tell stories in that form.
