In a speech in Geneva on Monday, May 5, however, Iran's ambassador to the IAEA, Ali Asghar Soltanieh, speaking to the preparatory committees that were meeting in advance of the 40 year NPT Review Conference coming up in 2010, offered a more complex and quite illuminating elucidation of the range of grievances regarding the nuclear status quo.
There is a continuous flow of excellent and illuminating material from Mr Rogers's wide range of informants.
A more illuminating approach would have been to publish a range of possibilities, by detailing the 90 per cent or 95percentnt confidence intervals.
The range of responses to the source material was illuminating: Ms. Saariaho summoned ghostly whispers; Mr. Lindberg, crackling energy; Mr. Tan, antic strumming and ritualistic vocal shouts.
In broadening the picture to include such a wide range of emotional and sexual anxieties, "Teddy Ferrara" ceases to be an illuminating exploration of the story that inspired it, but, more important, it never comes together as a cogent play.
Furthermore, a comparison of wild-type β2m with single and double amino acid variants with a range of folding stabilities and propensities for amyloid fibril formation has provided illuminating evidence of the role of different conformers in protein stability and amyloidogenic aggregation.
Exchanging ideas through lecture series and discussions with friends with a wide range of expertise like physics, economics, climatology, oceanography, mathematics, and engineering, etc., has proved very informative and illuminating for me".
Conjuring a range of references, from studies for Soviet agitprop posters to semiabstract landscapes to concrete poetry, they fill in the background of his reticent, radical objects with a kind of illuminating white noise.
This opens up a range of possibilities in clinical pathology as well which was not possible with conventional uniform-field microscope illuminators, since now the illuminating spectrum and irradiance level at each region of interest of the specimen can be independently and dynamically controlled in vitro and in vivo.
The chapter on his friend Arthur Ashe, which concentrates not on his tennis game but on a handful of anecdotes away from the court, is movingly rendered from close range and becomes an illuminating portrait of a kind, dogged, heroically patient humanitarian.
