Elsewhere, though, and wonderfully, the sections themselves become Ophelias, resisting the neat roles that Ms. Ogawa has foisted on them.
In its pages, dancers grapple with each other and with their own bodies, stretching and folding in on themselves, defying the neat gender roles of classical ballet in unexpected postures.
Iranians entering the country were, for example, looked up on Facebook to see if they had links to any known dissidents, thus achieving the very opposite of what American policymakers wanted.The root of the problem, Mr Morozov argues, is that Western policymakers see an all-too-neat parallel with the role that radio propaganda and photocopiers may have played in undermining the Soviet Union.
Although showing that mucus from the reef helps maintain life in the lagoons is "really novel and neat," she says, the recycling role of fish and similar-sized animals that eat mucus and contribute waste to the reef remains murky.
Fastest electron transfer rate and longest electron recombination life times were achieved for the CdS/Bi2S3 QD bilayer as opposed to neat CdS, which reflected the role of Bi2S3 QDs in ameliorating charge separation.
That is, the crystallites that developed in the presence of polymer impurity (hSBR) seem to be different from those in neat iPP, and play the role of tie points to provide the elastomeric character of the matrix itself.
PST A blog out of Annenberg School of Communication and Journalism at the University of Southern California offers a few neat interactive graphics explaining the role of student fees in higher education funding and how the situation in California came to be.
Le Guin said she still thought that her original concept of a culture without sexually defined roles was a "neat idea," but admitted that "it was messy".
In 1965 he appeared on Broadway in Neil Simon's comedy "The Odd Couple," originating the role of the obsessively neat Felix Unger to Walter Matthau's slovenly Oscar Madison.
