Desom employs a rotoscoping editing technique commonly used for stop-motion films, where he outlines on-screen characters from television and film, traces their body movements, effectively cropping silhouettes out from a scene, and then converting them into a 3D holographic projection.
An economic prescription which he outlined on a recent visit to Finland left his audience of businessmen bemused.
This is the case that William Hague, leader of Britain's Conservative Party, drew on when he outlined on January 19th his "British Way" (see article).
In his answer, he praised Senator Barack Obama for the plan he outlined on to rebuild highways, bridges, airports and other public projects.
The excision that he outlined on her leg would have been three inches across, and she couldn't believe that a procedure so disfiguring was necessary.
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet The proposals he outlined on Wednesday were stronger than many of us had expected: a requirement for universal background checks on gun purchasers, including those who buy from private sellers; a renewal of the assault-weapons ban; the outlawing of ammunition magazines that hold more than ten bullets; and more.
The proposals he outlined on Wednesday were stronger than many of us had expected: a requirement for universal background checks on gun purchasers, including those who buy from private sellers; a renewal of the assault-weapons ban; the outlawing of ammunition magazines that hold more than ten bullets; and more.
In the meantime, Bernie Sanders, the Independent senator from Vermont, who, as my colleague Ryan Lizza recently wrote in the magazine, is also eyeing a 2016 run, is promoting a twelve-step "Economic Agenda for America," which he outlined on the Senate floor Tuesday.
WASHINGTON — President-elect Barack Obama signaled on Saturday that he would pursue a far more ambitious plan of spending and tax cuts than anything he outlined on the campaign trail, setting the tone for a recovery effort that could absorb and define much of his term.
WASHINGTON — President-elect Barack Obama has signaled that he will pursue a far more ambitious plan of spending and tax cuts than anything he outlined on the campaign trail — a plan "big enough to deal with the huge problem we face," a top adviser said Sunday — setting the tone for a recovery effort that could absorb and define much of his term.
