A recent rapprochement between Saudi Arabia and Qatar, for instance, has produced a marked toning down of news about the kingdom on al-Jazeera, which is based in Qatar.
Everett' original work (Everett 1975) relies on the notion of "relative state" and has a marked relational tone (see the entry on Everett's relative-state formulation of quantum).
This messaging -- that unless you drop the baby weight, hide your stretch marks, tone up the loose skin, and meticulously maintain your vagina you are the worst kind of slacker -- is beyond demoralizing, it's downright dangerous.
The beginning and the end of each trial were marked by a tone (onset tone: 800 Hz, 300 ms; offset tone: 500 Hz, 300 ms).
The two presentation intervals were marked by tones, and feedback was provided after the observers response.
The stories are artfully constructed and share a muted gothic tone marked by the same "heightened, crawling quality" that one of Mantel's narrators, a writer, finds at a moldering hotel.
The clinking currawong lays larger and paler eggs of dull white, pale grey or buff with a faint wine-colour tint, and marked with darker tones of purple-, grey- or blue-tinged brown, which average 31 × 46 mm (1.2 × 1.8 in).
They're also a couple; Parker's April , 2013 Profile of them was called "Happiness," and it pointed out that "Frances Ha" marked a new tone for Baumbach's work: "a sweetly unfamiliar spirit of joy — or, at least, the prospect that life may hold satisfactions beyond survival".
In the Eisler Ms. Dain's bright, light tone marked her as a soubrette.
Martin Pendergast, a Catholic LGBT activist in London, said the tone marked a new approach.
