A culture critic is, by definition, betwixt and between: not a regular consumer of culture and yet someone immersed deeply enough in it to appreciate its inner mechanisms.
I675 residue was reported to be one of the rare residues which immersed deeply both before and after 4E10 binding [10].
What the Modena-based photographer does do, as anyone who is familiar with his previous aerial explorations of the Dolomites and cities like Rome, Shanghai and Las Vegas knows, is immerse himself deeply in his chosen environment, like a hunter tracking game.
It gives us the opportunity to be in a state in which we can immerse ourselves deeply enough that we come out the other side with clarity and conviction about the kind of relationship we want.
Mr. Skinner puts it this way: "He was certainly not immersing himself deeply in policy".
He immersed himself deeply in the culture of the paper, and regularly went on promotional and meet-the-reader tours abroad.
Two things are immediately apparent about his debut novel: that it's as purposeful as it is funny, and that Mr. Brooks has immersed himself deeply in its creation.
Alexievich builds her narratives about Russian national traumas — the Soviet-Afghan war, for instance, or the Chernobyl nuclear catastrophe — by interviewing those who lived them, and immersing herself deeply in their testimonies.
Alexievich builds her narratives about Russian national traumas the Soviet-Afghan war, for instance, or the Chernobyl nuclear catastrophe by interviewing those who lived them, and immersing herself deeply in their testimonies.
Besides jurisprudence, Wilhelm studied classical philology with Christian Gottlieb Heyne, natural science with Georg Christoph Lichtenberg (who counted him "among the brightest intellects" he had ever met), and immersed himself deeply in the study of the philosophy of Immanuel Kant.
In graduate school at NYU's Interactive Telecommunications Program, I immersed myself deeply in digital tools.
