Besides Nanga and Zenga, these include the well-mannered, decorative Rinpa tradition; the three idiosyncratic mavericks known as the Eccentrics; the Maruyama-Shijo artists who worked from nature and produced more readily accessible subject matter; and Ukiyo-e, popular for its idealized depictions of the "floating world" (read fleeting) of theaters and pleasure houses.
Chaplin certainly dealt in sentimental subjects, far more readily than the stoic and stony-faced Buster.
In Mandarin, the Exp-subject predicates are used more readily in the unmarked stative construction, while most Stimulus-subject predicates are derived with a causative construction that is overtly marked with a causative marker, represented with a simple contrast as below: (65) Unmarked stative construction with Experiencer-subject: a. Intransitive: 我很快樂 [wo]Exp hen kuaile I'm happy.
That idea was also paired with Robles' thoughts that the more detailed a subject is, the more readily an audience member is identified as an "other".
OA patients were chosen because the OA pathology is relatively well understood and the BM cells from these patients are far more readily available than those from healthy subjects.
Alleles of loci that are involved in local adaptation and subjected to recent selection can be more readily detected using an even more sparsely distributed set of markers.
A world where heterosexuality is not a given lessens the power of the heteropatriarchal gaze, allowing us to more readily perceive women and feminine people as active subjects in their own lives.
First, the associations of most of the favorable HLA class I alleles were more readily detected in seroconverters (SCs) than in seroprevalent subjects (SPs), even though SPs outnumbered SCs by 2-fold.
Tumor size, on the other hand, proved to play an important role in the accuracy of detection, where subjects with larger tumors were detected more readily.
