MVRDV's signature "obsession" — the word Maas uses for it — is density: the idea of using urban space intensely to create a sustainable future.
For the program, Ms. Tharp, now 67, worked intensely to create a pair of ballets studying and mourning the loss of tradition.
Put simply, they can create intensely immersive experiences that resonate more deeply.
For as Clements discovered, we very quickly create intensely personal relationships with these devices.
Miller collaborated closely with cult British comic creator Brendan McCarthy to create intensely detailed storyboards, which were later combined with words.
We have shown that ectopic expression of two genes encoding transcription factors, Delila (Del) and Rosea1 (Ros1), from snapdragons, under the control of the fruit-specific E8 promoter, results in increased expression of all the genes committed to anthocyanin biosynthesis to create intensely purple tomato fruit [ 14].
Ms. Hummel and her dancers -- this time Vanessa Adato and Donna Costello -- create rich, intensely believable portraits through movement and a gift for just the right gesture and timing.
With tracks like "Trouble Man", a rambling about the socio-economic situation of an unhappy guy, he manages to defy the slow tempo to create an intensely heartfelt dynamic.
Designed for his older sister, whose husband had died of cancer, its seamless white interiors were meant to create an intensely private, therapeutic environment, a place where she could recover from her grief.
I set out to create an intensely chocolatey brownie that would meet the basic requirements –a rich bake, with crunch and complexity – but also have a character of its very own.
Among them was Jacopo Carucci, called Pontormo (1494-1556), who zealously scrutinized Michelangelo's work, then took it in a new direction — away from a reliance on natural forms — to create an intensely personal, conceptual style known as Mannerism.
