Notably, we essayed a Hall measurement of the HS, which consisted of ZnO NRs/graphene on a polyethylene terephthalate (PET) substrate.
Madison endorsed her father's candidacy with an essay on The Hall of Very Good blog.
Since it was Mr. Levingston who commissioned and performed the 2005 premiere of Mr. Glass's musical portrait of Mr. Close, the ballet proves, as Robert Sandla notes in a Playbill essay, quite a hall of mirrors.
Ryckmans' last book was a collection of essays in 2011, The Hall of Uselessness, discussing topics as wide-ranging as Don Quixote and Confucius.
The slide show, "The Shrine Down the Hall"; the accompanying essay by Dexter Filkins, in which he writes about the strange place between childhood and adulthood that young soldiers occupy carrying M4s and M&Ms and copies of Maxim and George's post are all worth looking at.
One possible meaning is found in the expression 'outside becomes inside', in the essay by geoscientist John L. Hall and Lynn Margulisf: chimera is a compenetration of bodies.
Both left and right perspectives are united in what Hall, in his final essay in 2013, deemed a "common-sense neoliberalism" that frames contemporary politics.
William Harcourt Smith's essay illustrates for us how the Hall of Human Origins exhibition at the American Museum of Natural History Museum strategically interweaves two lines of data, genetic and fossil, to shed new light on an old topic.
It is, as Hall writes in a forthcoming essay, quite probable that his assassins were in that first audience.
An essay last Sunday by the playwright Katori Hall about a staged reading in Russia of her play "The Mountaintop," about the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., misspelled the surname of an actor who belongs to the Satirikon theater company in Moscow.
