Considered by many to be his masterpiece and by some to be the greatest of all films, Vertigo (1958) was a challenging, sometimes obscure, and painful exploration of identity, fantasy, and compulsion.
Gnomen, for four men, and Duet, for two women, are related: Both feel like obscure tribal rituals, one an exploration of brotherhood, the other of sisterhood.
The stories that Gorman most likes to tell are those that have been obscured by the grand narratives of space exploration.
This clinical exploration reveals that three main confounders can obscure the PK PD relationship of imatinib: dose selection, protein binding and genetic heterogeneity of the target tumour.
The first is a 1971 recording of a late and obscure paraphrase of themes from "Aida": not a medley, but a concentrated exploration of several "Egyptian" numbers and the final duet.
Campbell's researches into obscure corners of human history and sensation-seeking are always thorough, and his exploration of the buried traditions and revolutionary potential of improvised theatre is already well-advanced.
But today, geography is no barrier to sexual exploration, sophisticated media production tools are within easy reach, and even the most obscure fetishists can find each other online.
But today, geography is no barrier to sexual exploration, sophisticated media production tools are within easy reach, and even the most obscure fetishists can find one another online.
The full exploration of both kidneys is usually hard: the left kidney is sometimes obscured by superimposed bowel gas and ribs on images from US evaluations [3].
Combining his love of architecture and exploration, the series of "Flying Houses" not only urges the viewer to readdress the obscure beauty of urban houses, but also to think of the transitory experience of being lifted away from your permanent residence.
