Beck offers no solution to the problem of loss, but he describes how tightly we grasp our illusions and misperceptions.
The testimony from the trial quoted in the indictment describes a tightly woven account of an imaginary night out together.
As in "The Rules of the Game," Renoir describes a tightly knit community coming apart, under the strain of internal tensions that the old order (represented by a jolly, hapless sheriff, played by Eugene Pallette) is no longer able to contain.
The scenario describes a tightly coupled cooperative task, where the humanoid robot and the wheeled robot track a moving ball, which is to be approached and kicked by the humanoid robot into a goal.
Clark has often been described as tightly wound.
WorldJam was not "baked in Armonk," a phrase used to describe projects tightly managed from I.B.M.'s suburban Westchester County, N.Y., headquarters.
When news broke before the Games that a senior figure at UK Athletics had described the tightly honed Ennis-Hill as "fat", there was national outrage, prompting a sustained focus on female body image, sexism, eating disorders and bullying in sport and launching Ennis-Hill as a figurehead for a growing female movement in sport.
The first strike was carried out on August 8th within 12 hours of the president's announcement, and involved the bombing of a mobile IS artillery piece near Erbil, capital of the autonomous Kurdish region in the country's north.Seeking to reassure a war-weary public, the president described two tightly defined missions that would trigger air attacks.
The electronic-flavored result was described as "tightly spun, highly melodic rock" by Rolling Stone.
Previously, we have described a tightly regulated expression switch using the FimE protein of the fim system of E. coli [20] which demonstrated the leak-less properties of this system and persistence of state after removal of recombinase input.
