Divided into chapters named for filmmaking terms, with footnotes functioning as often-cheeky asides, the book crosscuts episodes from Patrick's life with sequences from the author's own background as a goth and self-described "monster nerd". Along the way, she offers clear explanations of various aspects of moviemaking.
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In addition to the portraits, each work, or "chapter," includes several photographs that function as footnotes.
Based on the average remaining life expectancy of workers in these studies (35 years: footnote 2), we can use Excel's PMT function, PMT 0.03,35,8.3m).=$0.386m.=$0.386m
Another instance of too much neatness: Louise Fishman's small sewn painting functions as a footnote here; she would have been better represented by one of her plywood paintings from this period.
Mark Manders's line drawings, which have the hermeticism of Joseph Beuys without the delicacy, look better when functioning as a footnote to his sculpture, as in his current show at the Greene Naftali Gallery in Chelsea.
Resilience is characterized by "the ability of a system, community or society exposed to hazards to resist, absorb, accommodate to and recover from the effects of a hazard in a timely and efficient manner, including through the preservation and restoration of its essential basic structures and functions" (UNISDR 2015, footnote reference p. 7).
On how they are employed in linguistics, cf. footnote 90. 5. I.e., a function with zero arguments.
Mr. Wallace's knowledge of pharmaceuticals and the psychology of addiction is encyclopedic; if not for the copious footnotes, which among other functions annotate the dozens of narcotics and psychedelics mentioned in the book, all but the most hard-core drug enthusiasts would need a copy of the Physician's Desk Reference just to keep track of who was up or down at any given moment.
