I have other hallmark images from Tyrol -- enough to decorate a panorama of my own -- but this one strikes me, in its simplicity, as being the most Tyrolean.
I have other hallmark images from Tyrol — enough to decorate a panorama of my own — but this one strikes me, in its simplicity, as being the most Tyrolean.
So perhaps we can look forward to a new branding campaign with its hallmark juxtaposed images – but this time of a terrorist and a small boy, both quizzically labelled "risk".
The attacks quickly became broader: Ms. Miller, whose hallmark is her image as a brash outsider, was criticized by Mr. Dunning as "confrontational," and she in turn denounced him as an insider too cozy with the Dallas business establishment, which has a long history of being on the winning side in mayoral races here.
A key subset of gummies was "mipsters" - Muslim hipsters, aged between 16 and 24, whose hallmarks were identity, image, fashion, friendship and education, he added.
This is an unusual exhibition that will heighten your sense of apprehension and mystery about what you are seeing, which is the hallmark of a great image that remains "timeless," observes O'Leary.
Axial elongation of the posterior chamber of the eye is the phenotypic hallmark of myopia and causes images to focus in front of the retina (McBrien and Gentle 2003; Morgan et al., 2012).
Flashbacks (intrusive images) are the hallmark symptom of this disorder (Ehlers, Hackmann, & Michael, 2004; Ehlers & Steil, 1995; Speckens, Ehlers, Hackmann, Roths, & Clark, 2007) and consist of vivid and emotional memories for the trauma, accompanied by a strong sense of current threat or "here and now-ness" (Holmes & Mathews, 2010).
Anything else would undermine the organisation's scrupulous commitment to non-violence, a hallmark as crucial to Greenpeace's image as coolness is to Apple's.
One hallmark of anorexia is "distorted body image," where the person continues to believe s/he is overweight or obese despite being underweight.
