With wit and empathy, the group reënacts, splices, and, in inspired instances, musicalizes the interviews they conducted with local residents, from a transgendered woman struggling to reconcile her Christian faith to the God-fearing folks at RHOP Revolution House of PrayereRHOP Revolution House of Prayer
We test all algorithms on sets of real-world inspired test instances.
The 1952 book's soul searing, introspective observations about the conditions of black life inspired, for instance, the painter Kerry James Marshall's seminal 1980 work A Portrait of the Artist as a Shadow of His Former Self, as well as a series of post-war images by the photographer Gordon Parks.
By sampling a set of such transportation requests, a real world inspired test instance could be generated.
But this is no Halloween parade: These clothes are often exquisitely put together, color coordinated and inspired in many instances by the mini crins and rocking-horse platform shoes of the British designer Vivienne Westwood, circa 1985.
Equally inspired are various instances of recycling: Mr. Remy's rag chair, but also Jurgen Bey's St . Petersburgchairs, designed for the Dutch Room cafe in St .Petersburg, Russia, and made by covering antique chairs with several layers of polyester strengthened with glass fibers, which was then silk-screened with floral prints.
An experimental framework built upon realistic instances inspired by regional cases is described and the computational results of the model are presented and discussed.
Activists are inspired by other instances of nonviolent movements in the region and lead similar activities in their own countries.
As McKenzie pointed out, the so-called "cardiac crisis" of the 1950s, a widespread cultural unrest related to an increased number of middle-aged businessmen dying of heart attacks, inspired the earliest instances of gyms for the middle class.
The Big Questions that the Pantheon always inspires (for instance, how it's managed to survive in its present form for nearly 1,900 years of fires, earthquakes, lightning, floods and barbarians, not to mention Pope Urban VIII's renewal projects) have given way to smaller yet still pressing concerns, beginning with: Who cleans up in here?
Her work — sleek collapsible "homestead units," for instance, inspired by the desert cabins — is as clean-lined and new as Purifoy's is rooted and dusty.
