A theme in my work is how people take traumatic circumstances and turn them into occasions of dignity: this is an extraordinary study in that.
The painting, "The Blue Rigi: Lake of Lucerne, Sunrise," above, was described by the auction house as "an extraordinary study in light, color and texture".
The answer, according to a team of scientists in New York, follows an extraordinary study in which researchers gave regular acupuncture sessions to mice with sore paws.
In this extraordinary study of a generation, Figes details the consequences of Stalin's ideological campaign to reorganize the self as rigidly as he reorganized the streets of Moscow.
While the novella-length The Beckoning Fair One by (George Oliver Onionss, 1911, is an extraordinary study of a man who fears flesh and blood women and tips over into obsession with a ghost.
The slow but intensely controlled movement of her bare feet as she entered from the back (with masterly lighting by Aaron Copp) riveted the audience and prepared it for an extraordinary study in sustained legato and plasticity.
One extraordinary study of Swedish workers, for instance, found that there was a strong correlation between time out of work and declining skills: workers who had been out of work for a year saw their relative ability to do something as simple as process and use printed information drop by five percentile points.
The twenty-two-year-old Capote was at work on his first novel, "Other Voices, Other rooms," and Arvin was already very much the eminence grise of American literary history, having written an extraordinary study of Hawthorne and begun his acclaimed biography of Melville.
"It's an extraordinary study and shows what you can learn from a long-term project on a fairly undisturbed [dolphin] population," says Peter Corkeron, a cetacean biologist with the Northeast Fisheries Science Center in Woods Hole, Massachusetts.
In 2008, an extraordinary study was published in The New England Journal of Medicine.
