The book captures the sensation of flight and movement within heavy, confining spaces, and the sweeping colors of the boards, the graffiti, and the riders as they fly between the gray sky and grayer pavement, while pedestrians watch, yell, and, like the skaters, go about their business.
The Interference Archive, a volunteer-run institution dedicated to gathering "the cultural ephemera of social movements," sits across the street from a trendy pie shop and around the corner from the Morbid Anatomy Museum, in the spartan, brick-heavy confines of Gowanus, Brooklyn.
After this revelation, heavy snowfall confines the family to the father's home for two days.The film centres on his wife and her emotional struggle.
The spatially resolved map of the PL peak energy position (the transition between the first electron and the first heavy hole confined states) in the GaSb-based structure is presented in Fig. 2a.
15 subjects had histories of chronic alcoholism; three had heavy staining confined to hepatocytes.
To a certain set of believers, supporting locally grown food is part of a broad philosophical viewpoint that eschews large farming operations, the heavy use of chemicals and certain agricultural practices, like raising animals in large, confined areas.
The place is now silent and more or less deserted, the disciplined river, even after heavy rain, safely confined between steep banks.
Further, results in [20] for "heavy drinking" are confined to only 10 studies and some results in Elder et al. [21] are based on even smaller sample sizes.
As of 2004, nearly two hundred thousand tons of fly ash monoliths are created each year in Taiwan to confine heavy metals for reducing the leaching quantity by precipitation.
Nine of the present 341 (6.0%) subjects had heavy iron staining confined to Kupffer cells.
HILP is a valuable therapeutic modality for melanoma patients with heavy disease burden confined to an isolated limb.
