Hugh Gaitskell mutates into a monster in the era of nuclear proliferation (he was anti-CND), horror-shop eyeball popping from its socket, Hamilton's paint emerging from the silk-screen photograph like some alien growth.
Yet Sangster came up with a new story – owing as little to Mary Shelley's novel as to James Whale's earlier film – and a radical depiction of Frankenstein as a determined, charming yet corrupt dandy who could still chill in an era of nuclear proliferation.
It is the reason why Bush and his hawkish advisers are proposing to spend upwards of $100 billion on a sea, land and space-borne National Missile Defence umbrella - a system explicitly forbidden by the ABM treaty - whose deployment, its many critics say, risks plunging the world into a new era of weapons proliferation and nuclear uncertainty.
Under the pretext of protecting privacy in the era of drone proliferation, such laws ensure that drone surveillance will stay in government, police and corporate hands, and prohibited from activist use.
Although many planes have already left the hangar -- the FAA has issued over 300 temporary licenses to operate drones -- it's not too late for the agency to put in place sensible privacy and civil liberties protections to keep pace with an era of vast proliferation.
The idea, aides said, would be to add language bolstering a section defining who would be covered by the law as a journalist — an area that can be tricky in an era of blogging and proliferation of online-only news media outlets.
In this era of unprecedented data proliferation, the close integration of remote sensing, GPS and GIS has expected greater importance for handling of disparate, yet intrinsically complimentary spatial data (Mesev 1997).
Today's era of app mega-proliferation has created a catch-22 for new startups.
Not unlike crisscrossing military alliances in the pre-World War I era, the proliferation of trade agreements is part of world diplomacy -- the way nations talk to each other.
The philosophy was an antidote to the era's proliferation of the quick-passing West Coast and run-and-shoot offenses.
