I don't go inside and examine what exactly is -- I just portray them.
Then I got to know a few people who did – and who'd admit, after a pint or two, that their jobs involved staggering from crisis to crisis, concocting credible-sounding policies in cars en route to press conferences, exactly as portrayed in The Thick of It.
Depending on the shape of each origin's firing time distribution, the changes in I t) at the start and the end of S phase may not be exactly as portrayed since initiations can occur before or after the assigned timepoint of the origin in the data set.
The images of women and enslaved people on these bills visually portray exactly what historians, such as Edward Baptist, Sven Beckert, and my colleague Caitlin Rosenthal, have argued: that the histories of American slavery and American capitalism are profoundly entwined.
While most would prefer not to experience the sound firsthand, it is one that has been imagined and portrayed cinematically in several ways, from a whimper (Sidney Lumet's "Fail-Safe") to a bang (the 1983 TV movie "The Day After," which didn't depict the end of everything, exactly, but did portray the unthinkable).
It's hard to portray exactly how the overall club vibe was getting along, because everyone there seemed to experience their nights within their own, personal micro-climates.
And two, the chief tormentor of Robinson, Philadelphia Phillies Manager Ben Chapman, is portrayed exactly as he was in life: a meanspirited, unreconstructed bigot.
Ironically, co-directors Rob Ashford and Kenneth Branagh have chosen to revive Terence Rattigan's 1948 farce, Harlequinade, which affectionately portrays exactly the kind of old-fashioned actor-manager tradition the six-play Kenneth Branagh season at the Garrick is designed to subvert.
But along with my friend the broadcaster/writer Mik Scarlet, I can be pragmatic: "I was part of the focus group [for the ads] and found that some of the stories were taken but not portrayed exactly.
