ATMOSPHERE Equal measures of warmth and elegance enliven dining rooms on the ground floor and upstairs of a SoHo town house.
Yet without stinting on the knockabout humor — at one point a plate of spaghetti is plopped atop Mr. Ferguson's head — Mr. Sullivan and his top-to-bottom terrific cast have brought enriching measures of warmth and style to this oft-undervalued play.
Charles Isherwood of the New York Times wrote that "Sullivan and his top-to-bottom terrific cast have brought enriching measures of warmth and style to this oft-undervalued play".
A cellulitis severity score will be used, which measures erythema, warmth, tenderness, edema, ulceration, drainage and fluctuation.
Coparenting was assessed as partner conversation dominance (measured by the quantity of talking of one parent relative to the other parent) and supportive/undermining coparenting (measured as warmth and support versus rejection of the partner).
How can you treat people with respect unless you understand them?' Asda has mystery shoppers measuring that warmth.
Sitcoms The IT Crowd and The Big Bang Theory set out to satirise a geek world that was becoming more visible and powerful – face it, can you fix your own PC? – but did so with a surprising measure of warmth, making unlikely heroes out of Reynham Industries' Moss and the poster boy for high-functioning OCD, Caltech theoretical physicist Sheldon Cooper PhD.
In the fast movements — the Prelude and Gigue of the Partita No. 3 in E, the Gigue of the Partita No. 2 in D minor, and the closing Allegro of the Sonata No. 2 in A minor — he tempered a perpetual-motion drive with a subtle but telling measure of warmth.
The women, Monique Arkward and her neighbor Eyvette Martin, pushed the carts more than 40 blocks from their battered bungalows to St. Francis de Sales Church, where they had heard — by word of mouth, since phones hardly work here — that they might find bottled water, batteries and some measure of warmth.
By measuring the warmth along the branch, they could track the water moving inside.
