The stainless-steel Transcend by the Boise-based spousal team of MTS not only transforms "from minimalist to maximalist" by switching its slick sliding compartments, but it protects your valuables in two ways — via its stainless steel shell and via a special hidden compartment.
Composer Phillan Bishop's approach to the instrument is maximalist by 1973 standards, piling asynchronous and out-of-key synthesizers into ecstatic chattering buzz that's as much chainsaw as beehive something fitting given the amputative violence that drives the film forward. Colin Joyce.
Such is life for Milan Fashion Week's most unapologetic maximalist, a by-the-bootstraps success who has gone in short order from unknown to unmissable.
Without specific confirmation, the Saudis have let the world believe that their reserves range in the area of 260 billion barrels, a figure generally accepted by the field and held as maximalist gospel by the peak oil crusaders, such as the late Matt Simmons.
Mr. Perry is, it goes without saying, a maximalist, informed by theatrical traditions (from the church and his stage work on the chitlin' circuit) and the golden age of Hollywood.
"The United States essentially crushed North Korea with their maximalist position" by expanding demands to include biological and chemical weapons in the proposal offered to Kim in Hanoi, the official said.
The Guardian First Album Award was taken by Glass Swords, a "maximalist" dance record by Rustie.
Bach's choral music was once often heard in maximalist renditions, undertaken by large ensembles who by sheer vocal and instrumental weight emphasize the majestic side of his compositions.
While T'Challa's presence is usually accompanied by maximalist, statesmanlike percussion (Ludwig Göransson's soundtrack was inspired by a trip to Senegal), it is the Fula flute, strange and intrusive, that announces Killmonger's entrances.
Its great rival, Likud, traces its origins to the territorial maximalists led by Zeev Jabotinsky, known as revisionists.
The Socialist Party was dominated by its maximalist wing, a faction led by Giacinto Serrati that abandoned the Socialists' prewar and wartime reformist policy for a more radical approach, and by the New Order (Ordine Nuovo) group of intellectuals based in Turin around Antonio Gramsci.
