The alternative 'lexis as delicate grammar' perspective, initially conceived by Halliday 1961 and best illustrated in Hasan 1987, also gave us pause.
So Yale has begun to approach this delicate issue from a new perspective, encouraging professors to retire, but stick around.
Steinberg's is a delicate drawing done in perfect perspective, with fully realized cars and little witty dotted lines separating Canada from Chicago and Mexico from Washington.
It took a long time to gain perspective on the delicate balance of making a living and making a life.
Blick's trick in making us forget Bennett was partly a switch of speech rhythms - Lumley's posh London, Brydon's delicate Welsh - but also of perspective.
One example is Donatello's delicate use of precise central-point perspective when carving in very shallow relief, which was first seen in 1417, in a scene of St George fighting the dragon.
The movie, like so many others that revisit the turmoil and deprivation of the last century from the perspective of a child, walks the delicate boundary between politically inflected realism and costumed sentimentality.
In the final gallery Tara, the master of Udaipur court in the mid-19th-century, portrays the Hindu festival of Holi erupting in an immense square framed by delicate white facades that we see from multiple perspectives.
The artists generally approach their difficult and delicate subject from oblique, ironic and non-partisan perspectives, signalling a recognition of the complex tensions and ambivalences involved in the conflict.
In addition, it offers a topological perspective of the intersection of the more delicate distinction of process types and the system of Agency.
This kind of combination will help the proposed algorithm to maintain a delicate exploration-exploitation trade-off from temporal and spatial perspectives.
