Such a pragmatic posture, coming immediately after a period of more overt assertion of traditional al Qaeda behavior, has opened up a potentially consequential division within Jabhat al-Nusra.
Many of these changes, such as cardiac hypertrophy, compromised left ventricular (LV) function, are believed to be precursors of more overt forms of cardiac dysfunction and heart failure.
Nonetheless, these factors may combine with the more overt features of openness of shapes, character spacing, varied proportions and other shape-distinguishing features that impact overall legibility.
As stated in the results, ICU follow-up was associated with a lower prevalence of more overt symptoms of posttraumatic stress in women 14 months after the ICU stay.
Now a more overt manifestation of the value of melancholia can be found amongst the Kaluli of Papua New Guinea.
Some commentators are less concerned about the attempted elimination of racial stereotypes from these books than about the more choppy writing style: Other critics see the Nancy of the 1950s, 1960s, and 1970s as an improvement in some ways, a step back in others: "In these new editions, an array of elements had been modified ... and most of the more overt elements of racism had been excised.
Symonds's negotiation of ancient Greece towards the end of his life involved a more overt rejection of cross-generational erotics and an embrace of adult relationships between men of different class backgrounds.
I would have liked some more overt discussion of the question of race and gender stereotyping – but this is a thoroughly enjoyable movie, which ends on the feelgood possibility that a backing singer can indeed sometimes find a place centre-stage.
Living under Orban differs most from living under the Democratic Party machine in Camden County New Jerseyy) by dint of the more overt venality of the Hungarian leadership and the more visible allegiance it demands.
Gibson's next three novels, Virtual Light (1993), Idoru (1997) and All Tomorrow's Parties (1999), form a second trilogy set in a nearer future, with a more overt examination of the social implications of virtual reality, nanotechnology and other phenomena.
