His second, The Order of Time, is an appreciation and lucid deconstruction of a quality we take for granted – "We inhabit time as fish live in water," he writes.
His demiurgic process, hurtling from the void toward the visible, is the means of his reconciliation of these seemingly opposed qualities, of lucid drawing and feverish painting.
The main purpose of developing a WQI is to transform a complex set of water quality data into lucid and exploitable information by which a layman can know the status of the water source (Akoteyon et al. 2011; Balan et al. 2012).
With "Explaining Hitler," he has written a book that does for Hitler studies what David Lehman's superb book "Signs of the Times" did for deconstruction: he has written an exciting, lucid book informed by two qualities in increasingly short supply in academic circles: old-fashioned moral rigor and plain old common sense.
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Rhythm, order, music, and lucid exposition: there is undeniably a mandarin quality to the way that Greenwell narrows the frame of his inquiry and then perfectly fills this reduced space.
The writing was lucid, concise and devoid of sensationalism, rare qualities in the plethora of books by turncoat mobsters and their ex-wives, journalists, cops and aged Las Vegas insiders.
Modulation of protein protein interactions (PPIs) with small molecules has been hampered by a lack of lucid methods capable of reliably identifying high-quality hits.
Using a special camera and a complex photomontage process that printed the image on stacked sheets of glass, the portrait emanates a three-dimensional quality and is as haunting and lucid as any hologram.
They are virtuosic, showy, inventive and astonishing pieces, qualities captured by Mr. Fellner in fleet, lucid and meticulously executed performances.
I knew I wasn't dreaming (I'm not exactly a lucid dreamer) but the world had taken on a surreal quality.
