This style can be referred to as mother's style, grandmother's style, aunt's style, Ottoman style, Anatolian style, Republican style, and Kemalist style, implying that the style is for older women and reflects an outmoded set of norms associated with rurality, tradition, and the secular republic".
The drastically diminished genomic features in Ucyn therefore support an implied life-style dependence on other organisms [ 12, 22], potentially in a fully developed endosymbiotic context.
Ahmet's blue blazer and yellow shirt implied a different style from the style implied by Ross's blue blazer and light-blue turtleneck.
They also lead to a rich pattern of own- and cross- autocorrelations, sample premia that can be very di fferent from true premia, and imply that style momentum strategies will be pro table.
Online, in "Michael Bay: A New Kind of Director," Katie Kilkenny denies that Bay is an auteur and contends that "the term usually implies a style at odds with profit-minded Hollywood formulas".
Perhaps because in placing so much emphasis on how we appear (both aesthetically and socially) we are implying that style is more important than substance, that it doesn't matter what you say as long as you say it with a tooth-whitened smile?
He apparently wrote in this way because he thought that style implied a metaphysic and an epistemology — a theory of reality and of knowledge — and he didn't like the Western episteme (picture a bust of Aristotle) or its underpinnings (its pedestal).
He invented his naturalist style, implied a bitter rival, in order to get noticed.
Wolf even implied that the style was un-American; it discounted the nation's glorious affluence, its spectacular richness, diversity and drive.
When my architect friends heard about Xi's speech on the arts, in which he said he has had enough of "weird architecture," they laughed -- and also worried about the philistinism implied in institutionalizing style and taste in state policy.
