Garland becomes a demonic mouse, although when Weegee isolates and multiplies her eyes with the help of wavy glass, he gets at the essence of her vulnerability and temperament.
In essence, ARIDAS recognized the vulnerability of rain fed agriculture and challenges in developing technologies that cater this form of agriculture to semiarid conditions.
Meanwhile more nuclear waste will be produced around the country and continually sent out for hauling to Nevada, creating, in essence, a network of nuclear vulnerability throughout the nation, with one very big terrorist target 100 miles from one of the nation's fastest-growing cities.
There is a reason fetal position is where we go instinctively when we are sick, when we are in a fight, or when we cry: Our center is our vulnerability--our essence.
That solo piece is a quintessential example of the essence of clowning, when the performer's vulnerability allows the audience to experience schadenfreude.
So he gives us the colour of a leaf, the shape of a leaf: and most importantly, the essence of a leaf, which comes of its slightness, its vulnerability to gusts.
In essence, our study demonstrated the capacity to engineer a cancer vulnerability by targeting a NOA, which can subsequently be exploited by a partnered OV (Mahoney et al, 2011).
For at least 50 years, it has been well known among academics specialized in risk research that the essence of any DRR policy needs to be oriented substantively towards reducing social vulnerability.
She skillfully captures the essence of what it is to be a child; the wild rushes of love, the vulnerability and the healing power of kindness.
In essence, when we lie, we are telling our children that we cannot tolerate and face their vulnerability and anger.
