Edward Frenkel, a math professor at the University of California, Berkeley, says Zhang's proof has "a renaissance beauty," meaning that though it is deeply complex, its outlines are easily apprehended.
On these pages – certainly on Comar's – is a written outline, tidy, deeply researched, of what the attorney will say.
During his visit, Mr. Putin outlined how deeply Abkhazia's future was tied to Russia.
Jens Stoltenberg, the prime minister, said he "deeply regretted" the failures outlined by the panel, which was given wide latitude to examine evidence and interview witnesses.
And Cook thinks that this should concern us all on a deeply human level, as outlined in his recently released book Upstream.
An image on a cave in Ariège shows an incompletely outlined and deeply engraved figure, representing a part of an elongated neck, smoothly passing into part of the animal's forelimb on the proximal side.
"Nobody Wants To Be The Girl On A Diet" Lauren Bans, New York Magazine Bans outlines a deeply uncomfortable truth: We want women to be conventionally beautiful and thin, but there are few labels more undesirable than "the girl who watches what she eats".
Leaf: basal 0 at flower; cauline many, lanceolate to ovate or elliptic in outline, entire to deeply lobed and coarsely toothed, proximal wing-petioled, distal sessile, clasping, reduced to linear bracts in inflorescence; abaxial midribs glabrous or sparsely bristly.
Yet the principal elements of Mr. McCain's economic agenda on taxes, trade, regulation and health care follow the philosophic outlines of a deeply unpopular Bush administration.
Among the many other victims outlined in this deeply disturbing work are the yellow-blossom mussel, the plateau chub, the mammoth, the passenger pigeon, the stirrup shell, the Tasmanian tiger, the dodo, the ivory-billed woodpecker and the baiji dolphin.
The Kingsbridge center, one of 10 in the city, offers a snapshot into the deeply imperfect process that was outlined by a federal judge in a scathing decision last Monday.
