Monte Carlo track-structure simulation provides a near accurate description of the passage of charge particle in water as a surrogate for biological tissue.
As he puts it in "Six Texts for a Film": "Birmingham's what I think with". In City (1961), whose verse and prose moves from dirty realism and detailed urban description to passages of hypnotic reverie, Birmingham has become an unreal, nameless city.
Abbott's description of the Middle Passage and the gruesome inhumanity that continued upon arrival breaks no new ground, but is appropriately powerful: "Slaves, many of them women, were then working 18 to 20 hours a day, and often fell asleep or faltered as they fed cane through the huge rollers.
Sentences of stark non-feeling take on a greater power now, after the heightened, complex colors that Baldwin has used in both the passages of description and the passages of reflection and analysis.
Given this situation, the best hope may be repeated clear description of the science and passage of sufficient time to confirm validity of the description.
The description of him in that passage as hippiocharmên is rendered by some authorities as meaning a warrior charioteer rather than merely someone who delights in horses.
In diary form, from Aug. 20 to Sept. 1, he gives a poetic and geographic description of his vacation, including passages from Thoreau, his daily activities, descriptions of birds, a canoe trip up the west side of the marsh into Nauset Bay, and the weather.
Evaluating and designing channel spanning structures for successful fish passage requires description of hydraulic conditions at scales meaningful to fish.
This leads to a geodesically complete description of the Universe, including the passage through the cosmological singularities, at the classical level.
He quoted Freud's description of the process in a passage of "The Life and Work of Sigmund Freud," a three-volume biography by Ernest Jones that was researched and published in the 1950s with the support of the Freud family.
