Only the big-ticket TV series, it was argued, had space to develop intricate stories and convincing personalities.
During the 1920s and '30s, Ponti collaborated with its artisans to develop intricate, beautifully crafted ceramics, sumptuously decorated, often in the neoclassical style.
One pleasure of the exhibition is seeing traditional designs evolve to incorporate novel items, like the tiny glass seed beads from Italy that inspired artists to develop more intricate patterns.
The major wishes to be a colonel, the scientist wants security and increased funding for his research project, the administrator wants his little empire to grow, the aerospace engineer wants to develop his intricate and marvelous machine, and the defense worker wants to continue his high pay and liberal overtime.
There are loads of puzzle-solving activities throughout the game, and much more relevant, a vast Create mode, which challenges players to develop their own intricate puzzles for other people to solve.
But it's also a very guy thing, it's a 300-year-old technology that has continued to develop into an intricate and fascinating piece of mechanism, a great thing of beauty that is produced with the best micro-engineering has to offer.
She worked with Stratasys to develop a collection of garments featuring intricate, spidery ruffles and flounces created on a printer.
HGG has to be considered a continuum of heterogeneous tumors with intricate and mixed biological profiles that exhibit strong capacities to develop early resistance to treatments.
A major focus of systems biology is to characterize interactions between cellular components, in order to develop an accurate picture of the intricate networks within biological systems.
These findings support the hypothesis that certain miRNAs along with their target genes might be essential in the intricate growth regulation networks, and it will be critical to develop new strategies for the molecular breeding of M. amblycephala.
