Cynthia Ciani Anderson Wakefield, R.I., Nov. 12, 2008 To the Editor: Although most of what Thomas L. Friedman writes in "How to Fix a Flat" makes sense, his emphasis on hybrids does not.
This is one of the many important things I learn from Cartier-Bresson - you must always ask where the money comes from.' As we wind down over a last beer in a bar near his flat, I sense that Koudelka has grown impatient with all this questioning, but the mention of Cartier-Bresson sets him off on another bout of reminiscing.
At Nolan/Eckman Mr. Zucker's sardonic, flat-footed sense of humor abounds in rollicking captioned drawings of structurally detailed pirate ships and galleons.
"Really, REALLY, flat!" She senses the nervousness and brings out her billion-watt smile, makes a funny face to reassure them all that there is a lady who comes with this tiger.
Inflation (which explains why the universe is, in a three-dimensional sense, flat) predicts what the statistical distribution of hot and cold patches should be.
Andrew Ruhemann, his co-director, pushed for more narrative drive, greater drama, but Tan wanted flat affect, a sense of nothing much happening, and he mostly got his way.
The point of these clashing styles is clear enough — when they're not in the air, these characters feel flat in every sense — and yet the film, poised between pastoral lyricism and urban despair, generates an uncanny atmosphere that's not easy to shake.
The first sense, "flat" realization, involves both realized and realizing properties inhering in a single object.
Finally a manufacturer concluded that equiping a high-quality soundbar to a flat screen makes sense.
In addition, we suppose that the boundary of nonsmooth domain is flat in the sense of Reifenberg introduced in [28], which is well approximated by the two hyperplanes at each point at each scale.
