Now the glimpses are provided by encounters with some of Brown's associates: the last surviving Famous Flame (since deceased), various key musicians, managers, accountants, former wives and travelling companions.
At some point, glimpses are provided of new series, all of which feature the most exciting actors working today and were created by someone who once had a series or movie that was successful or at least wasn't a complete flop.
The rare glimpses of skill were provided by Tonge, John Oster, who offered Sunderland an assured right-sided outlet, and Smith, whose drifting out wide discomfited markers.
A glimpse of these treasures is provided by this show, which has works by Rembrandt, Raphael, Titian, Dürer and Lucian Freud; books and drawings by Andrea Palladio; a spectacular jewelry ensemble worn at the coronation of Czar Alexander II and much else to light up the eyes of the most jaded connoisseur.
As the interactions of NPs with the biological systems are largely influenced by their surface charge, the research fraternities have employed various amendments to shield or modulate their surface characteristics so as to reduce their toxic manifestations, a glimpse of which has been provided in the later part of the paper.
Lessing's correspondence, a glimpse of which has just been provided online by her literary estate, gives an insight into her efforts to write, and then to find a publisher, for her first novel, her domestic life ("I am cooking things wildly and opening tins…Oh dear something is burning"), and her abortive attempts to write detective fiction.
A glimpse into this future may be provided by Mycobacterium leprae, a distant relative of the MTBC.
A glimpse of the way ahead is provided by a recent study of symptomatic and asymptomatic carriers of a specific granulin (GRN) mutation (Thr272Ser) responsible for autosomal dominant frontotemporal lobar degeneration (FTLD), a disease whose onset typically occurs in the sixth decade of life (Milanesi et al. 2013).
Glimpses into his own evolution are provided by the treatment of the same subject at different times.
Useful and unifying glimpses, though only occasional, have been provided by rockets and incoherent-scatter (IS) radars.
