In "Introduction to the Jewish Theater," the changing scales and meandering media (including an array of stenciling) are held in suspension by enormous cylinders and partial circles of pale color; they create the effect of stage lights by playfully using Malevich's Suprematist vocabulary.
Since the stimuli in our experimental paradigm have to follow in fixed order, however, the necessary design precautions to allow disentangling of the different contributions would either involve very long inter-stimulus intervals, or an enormous number of partial trials [55], [56], [57], in either case, making the paradigm too long to be compatible with a fMRI approach.
Although Turkey may still be enticed into helping us by enormous financial rewards and partial future control of the Kurds and oil in northern Iraq, its democratic Parliament has at least added its voice to the worldwide expressions of concern.
Although it is impossible to foretell exactly how enormous, German unification provides a partial guide.
Doreen M. Frasca, appointed by Gov. David A. Paterson to the authority's board, pointed to the authority's enormous debt burden as a partial culprit for its woes.
They have used the courts, media, international conferences and laboratories all with enormous cunning and effrontery to win many partial and some absolute victories.
This low CO2 partial pressure represents an enormous challenge for any CO2 capture technology: in the case of adsorption and absorption based processes, the use of adsorbents and absorbents with very high affinities is necessary, making regeneration very energy intensive.
PAGE A4 GAZA EXPANDS FARMING Gaza, cut off by Israel and Egypt for the last four years and heavily dependent on food aid, is expanding an enormous state-run farm aimed at gaining partial food independence.
The US government held these bonds in part to aid post-war Britain's economy, and as partial payment of Britain's enormous World War II debt to the US government, American corporations, and individuals.
He threw up several other smokescreens, including reforming Social Security, without acknowledging that his own plan for the partial privatization of Social Security would require enormous new spending to cover the cost of the changeover.
