It is both ironic and understandable that it is precisely this validation of pain that draws the bereaved closer, cinching the fabric of complex and encompassing familial love as it lifts a veil of silence.
His shapes are simple — even simpler than they might appear in the show — and his fabrics are complex.
Shear is the main mode of deformation in the draping of fabrics over complex mould geometries in composites manufacturing.
In older areas between approximately 10° N and the MFZ, however, correlating the observed and predicted anomalies is difficult, where seafloor fabrics are complex (Figures 3 Additionaltional file2).
ADAY invests heavily in R&D to innovate durable, technical fabrics, features social activists as their clothing models and skips prints and bright colors, because complex fabric dying is one of the greatest environmental waste generators in the fashion industry.
These elements, however, are now put into perspective as representing simply one significant strand in the complex fabric of Etruscan culture as it developed from Villanovan to Orientalizing.
Eco concepts were matched by a fascination with technology — both the complex fabric treatments and the mechanics of construction viewed like the industrial aesthetic of 1920s art.
The word appears in his book not as it is used within the complex fabric of epithets that blankets this country but as show-biz rhetoric, as a star turn that demands our attention rather than our engagement.
This "eventual winner" view is fundamentally flawed, however, as the fabric of the complex multi-ethnic and multi-confessional Syrian society has now been profoundly and irreversibly torn apart by the civil war.
It made inevitable the exchange of ideas in a more richly woven and complex fabric than the Mediterranean world had ever seen, in which the Phrygian Cybele was at home also in Gaul and the Italian Silvanus in northern Africa.
