I had spread open my most secret of areas and a beautiful woman I had just met CAREFULLY STUDIED IT.
Her masterpiece, Jeanne Dielman, 23 quai du Commerce, 1080 Bruxelles – made when she was 25, younger than Orson Welles was when he made Citizen Kane – is apparently about a middle-aged widow, who goes about a meticulously ordered domestic life, making ends meet through carefully compartmentalised acts of prostitution.
As a practicing physician myself I have been to (and led) my share of M & M meetings; in my specialty, psychiatry, they usually take the form of "psychological autopsies" -- when after the death (often by suicide) of a patient, clinical staff meet to carefully review what happened and determine what could be done better to prevent another tragedy in the future.
The concreteness of the prose led me to start observing the village where I lived and the people whom I met more carefully.
"We saw each other as competition at first," said Mallory Low, a gregarious 18-year-old Southern Californian, who met and carefully befriended several of her future band mates during the tryout process.
Though who — at least among those who saw her at an impressionable age — can forget the snake woman who emerges, Play-Doh body writhing serpentinely, before the Sultan's court — and is met by carefully directed gazes of awe and wonder and cries of "Allah, be praised!" on the part of extras who are, rather obviously, looking at nothing.
Such new prospects for plant natural variation will only be met if carefully constructed samples of genotypes are used for characterizing patterns of naturally occurring variation.
Travel and food meet in a carefully composed feed with a Kinfolk-style palette.
This means that managers must understand who are the relevant stakeholders of their application, what they want out of the software source code, and attempt to meet their expectations, carefully considering a change in the licensing only through a direct negotiation with these stakeholders to avoid unwanted consequences.
