By Hobart G. Weekes The New Yorker, July 8 , 1967P. 22 Over the entrance to the garage of J. Davy Car Hire, Ltd., on Arlington Street, London S. W. l., is a sign, painted in large black letters that reads: Drive Nicely View Article By Larissa MacFarquhar By Rivka Galchen By Alexandra Schwartz By Malcolm Gladwell.
Nothing yet can be called a true breakthrough, but this blend can come off nicely: when viewed in cover-flow mode, the type gets compressed in a way that recalls smudgy ink on newsprint, and there's an editorial logic behind the moving photograph that zooms out from a detail of Tahrir Square to reveal Cairo at dusk around the brightly lit crowd.
The route of the ship can be viewed here on nicely done maps at the Arctic Portal, and also here, on the expedition's Web site.
The word "ontology" fits the bill quite nicely, in view of its etymology and currently accepted sense ("the study of being as such"), and I have no objection to it semantically or stylistically.
Little is known about the treatment of reactivated symptoms, but there is reason to be optimistic that patients will recover nicely in view of their having functioned well for so long.
The attempt to provide Ruddick with a separate but equal holiday, while also allowing the governor to duck the press, provides "Last Man Out" with comic relief and a nicely ironic view of statutory segregation's dying days.
Senator Gramm, Republican of Texas, espouses a free-market philosophy that meshed nicely with views and political interests of Enron, one of his state's biggest employers and a generous campaign contributor.
But it is tightly integrated into the Weebly experience — instead of kicking you into another window when you go to edit an image, ImagePerfect slides nicely into view, allowing you to modify your image in context with the rest of the page.
Although an organism-centered view and Challenge A directly address different questions, they in fact can be viewed as fitting together nicely.
As Moran nicely puts it, the road is "the most commonly viewed and least contemplated landscape in Britain".
