That distance is compounded by Mr. Joseph's double use of messy realities as tidy symbols, a tendency also evident in his earlier "Gruesome Playground Injuries," a graphic wound-by-wound portrait of two accident-prone friends.
The use of messy and fluid equipment at Brightfields required organised seating but the writing at Pennington allowed flexibility about how and where they sat.
There is a solution to this, of course, far less messy, a far more efficient use of limited resources, and, if I might say, staring us right in the face: the said CCTV in every home, especially if there are smokers.
Civil wars like the one there are so messy and ugly — horrible — that the use of force could seem clarifying to anyone.
In their article "The mismeasure of machine: Synthetic biology and the trouble with engineering metaphors", Boudry and Pigliucci (2013: 667) suggest that the use of metaphors in the complex and messy world of biology may do some harm.
Some promote the use of a finger, which is reminiscent of the finger painting you did as a child, minus the messy paint-drenched hands, of course.
This notion of more flexible use of time and using it differently for different learners and learning challenges, is like a coat hanger in a messy closet.
Instead of a messy process of using steam to make a vacuum beneath a piston, thus causing atmospheric pressure to drive the piston down, Stirling's version (illustrated) uses the heating and cooling (and thus expansion and contraction) of gas sealed inside the engine to do the piston-driving.Engineers love the idea for its elegance.
Although effective, they can be messy to use, so care needs to be exercised to minimize staining of clothes and fingers.
Make it messy, or use a bandanna.
