Had the truck's denizens been more observant, they could have told Caray and Darling to illuminate the exchange with relevant replays Instead, TBS replayed the Yankee dugout's reaction to Hideki Matsui's home run.
While the dynamics of 'migration systems' currently frame macro-understandings of historical migrations, regional and local studies have illuminated the often-complex exchanges that occurred between migrants and their host societies as well as the frequently uncredited contributions that migrants made to the shaping and reshaping of rural and urban landscapes.
As we have shown that liquidity drives volatility on the exchange, it would be illuminating to examine whether or not the same relationships exist between markets.
Sharing those exchanges, she excites, entertains, and illuminates.
I'M FINDING the exchange on the financial crisis illuminating in a number of ways, but especially as it lays bare the ideological assumptions and motivations we each bring to these questions.
This colonization would have been supported by exchanges of metabolites between the illuminated strata and those that were deeper and darker.
The eleven Johnstone siblings of Westerhall, in Scotland, were "a large and disorderly family," whose lives, playing out on three continents between 1723 and 1813, illuminate what Rothschild calls an "empire of intimate exchanges".
"The Inner Life of Empires," by Emma Rothschild (Princeton; $35) The eleven Johnstone siblings of Westerhall, in Scotland, were "a large and disorderly family," whose lives illuminate what Rothschild calls an "empire of intimate exchanges".
You can't take it with you, but you can let the generations to come know what you find meaningful with candid, ongoing exchanges of ideas between generations to illuminate how financial and business risks might look going forward.
After the illumination quadrants were exchanged, the D. japonica worms slowly moved to the red half, however the majority of the S. mediterranea worms stayed in their original locale— previously illuminated with red but now illuminated with blue (Fig. 5.A,B).
