His collecting habit was evident in displays of items related to the sea, including model ships, a captain's wheel, a ship's bell, and vintage ocean charts.
It is evident from this display of photo reproductions that "The Migration of the Negro" — Lawrence's full original title — is most effective when seen complete.
Pringle of Scotland is a knitwear house par excellence, and that was evident from a fine display of collaborations the Scottish brand has done with modern, north-of-the-border artists.
However, the gusto with which many Chinese people have embraced the idea of clean energy was most evident however in a display of a sanlunche – the boxed three-wheel scooters that are a familiar sight in Beijing's alleyways – fitted with wing-like solar panels.
That was surely evident from the mass display of impotent finger-wagging on the Sunday talk shows this weekend.
The wound at the heart of normative masculine subjectivity, evident in Derrida's display of his dying mother's body in his essay "Circumfession," is an effect of the current sacrificial economy on the mother/son relationship.
None of the cattle inoculated with atypical BSE in the current study progressed to permanent recumbency, which has been reported to occur within few days after the display of evident ataxia [ 27], even though they all had difficulty in rising.
The times from inoculation to display of evident neurological signs suggestive of a prion disease (definite signs of a TSE, usually ataxia and dullness or nervousness) ranged from 18 to 54 months in both groups (mean and standard error of mean [SEM] 27.2 m and 3.6 m in the pre-1975 group and 30.1 m and 4.6 m in the post-1990 grespectivelytively).
This asymmetry is evident even in the static display of Figure 1B, in which the cubes are quite stable in one interpretation when viewed with the page upright but metastable when the page is rotated.
"They had that place locked down," he said recently, with evident admiration for the union's display of raw power.
