Modest, demure, shaped in a long quiet line and bibbed with small rows of lace.
He is often compared to John Cale, yet the crisp, silvery quality of his phrasing also brings to mind Green Gartside of Scritti Politti; Pallett sings notes in similarly modest, syllabic shapes, which seem inverse to the varieties of meaning they contain.
When the economy is in good shape, modest tax changes often have little effect on growth.
But if we can't have the twin Olympias, then perhaps Tokyo is the next best thing: a city prepared for the challenges of hosting an international spectacle, and modest enough to shape the Olympics to fit a city rather than reshape a city to fit the Olympics.
None of the attributes made more than a modest contribution to shape recognition.
Interestingly, the 4p-PTEN phosphatase domain appears to undergo a modest change in shape relative to t-PTEN and n-PTEN.
Hertzberger's humanity, however, has shaped modest, informal buildings – from the Montessori School in Delft to the brand new Faculty of Science at the University of Utrecht – that have made him a behind-the-scenes force in modern architecture.
But Murray looked much sharper today, albeit against modest opposition in the shape of the 30-year-old world number 185, and eased through in one hour and 22 minutes.
Taken together, though, the morphometric data obtained from these three models of CL/P indicate that they each exhibit modest changes in the shape and growth direction of the facial prominences.
These scenarios might not be mutually exclusive, since the genetic variation among and within AMF isolates is likely to be a continuum between these two states, being shaped by modest rates of hyphal fusion and segregation (Bever and Wang 2005).
