Are friends and family more often posed at the bottom left, the center, or the bottom right of the picture — and what can we learn from that about the unwritten visual conventions that frame our world?
This partially epistolary novel provides a secular account of a question more often posed by faith: If God showed up in disguise, would the faithful live up to their professed values, or would the encounter reveal a baser nature?
He usually depicted her alone, absorbed in some ordinary activity like sewing or fixing her hair or, more often, posing nude in the manner of a Greco-Roman Venus or a Titianesque courtesan.
Such cases, based on the legal concept of "universal jurisdiction" for torture and certain other crimes, have proliferated in recent years, though they have often posed more of an aggravation than a serious threat.
Although many aspects of Aristotle's causal theories were extensively and critically debated, this basic hylomorphism persisted throughout; and it is this, rather than anything more arcane, which often poses the greatest problems in assimilating, or evaluating, medieval thought on these topics.
To hoodwink curators, he often posed as a Jesuit priest.
But quality of ingredients and seasoning often posed problems.
Epidemiological studies have limitations and often pose more questions than they provide answers.
The director Stephen Sommers, a big-studio hack who steered a couple of the flicks in the seemingly indestructible "Mummy" franchise, shows some signs of enfeebled life whenever the movie (almost) pauses to let one of the characters speak, or more often shout, while posing prettily for the camera.
Interestingly, microbes with an extensive host range often pose the greatest risk to humans and are more likely to be categorized as an emerging and reemerging pathogen [32].
User-generated content from fake accounts by Russian trolls, often posing as concerned and politically engaged Americans, was even more widespread and effective.
