It initially presents through precursory lesions that evolve slowly and progressively, which can then advance to slight, moderate, and severe stages of dysplasia.
Vivid but concentrated, it presents, mostly through paintings, a culture's version of its own origins, the image of history shaped far more by hard work, pluralistic politics and mysticism than by militancy.
Science, however, parts ways with art when it presents rhythms through symbols that mean nothing to perception.
Here, the artefact can be easily appreciated on the three-dimensional view, but in the fly-through it presents as a apparent stenosis (Fig. 6).
It presents the crisis through four finger puppets, including "Beeshu," a belittling nickname for Mr. Assad.
But like Könnecke's book, it presents basic vocabulary through storytelling.
Yet it presents these ideas through by-the-book police chatter and the type of murderer who has become a trying cliché: the brilliant and elusive philosopher-killer, shooting out clever hints to the cops.
D'Antonio's narrative has the most momentum when it presents these cases through the eyes of their champions, including Doyle and Jeffrey Anderson, a young Minnesota lawyer who begins representing victims of abuse in the early '80s, around the same time as the Gauthe case.
It presents a Holocaust-in-absence, through stories of Jews who seemed to miss it by time or circumstance, but who, sooner or later, discover that they are victims after all.
For ages 4 through 10, it presents a lushly animated universe of mystical creatures (including a guardian fleet of cats) discovered by a boy named Tim as he explores the night.
