For instance, the Poe recitation is only one of a panoply of symbolic elements in "Vivre Sa Vie," starting with the hairdo that Godard gives Karina's aspiring actress: the dark bob that Louise Brooks made famous.
Speaking about Afghanistan in October, Gates said that "to be successful, the entirety of the Nato alliance, the European Union, NGOs, and other groups – the full panoply of military and civilian elements – must better integrate and coordinate with one another and also with the Afghan government".
A fluently interlocking stream of patterns and bright outgoing energies answer Bach's Double Violin Concerto in "Barocco"; a radically modernist theme and variations addressing different human ingredients in "Temperaments"; and a panoply of clashing West-meets-East elements suggests the Pacific of World War II in "Symphony".
Dysfunctional ion channels are known to be key elements in a panoply of diseases, including epilepsy, cardiac arrhythmia, cystic fibrosis, kidney stones, hypertension, and various retinal, hearing, and skeletal-muscle diseases.
First, there is shock at the panoply of box-ticking checks and balances inherited from New Labour with European elements made worse by the increasing activism of judges in Luxembourg and Strasbourg.
The BBC defense correspondent Jonathan Marcus has suggested that even the use of the sea-launched cruise missiles — which had to fly over Iran — may be "an element of Russia demonstrating that it has the full military panoply of any other 'superpower,' " — because such missiles have been a "U.S. weapon of choice in interventions overseas".
The BBC defense correspondent Jonathan Marcus has suggested that even the use of the sea-launched cruise missiles which had to fly over Iran may be "an element of Russia demonstrating that it has the full military panoply of any other 'superpower,' "—because such missiles have been a "U.S. weapon of choice in interventions overseas".
Puritanism, in both England and Scotland, had strong millennial elements that eventually burst forth during the English Civil Wars (1642 51), unleashing a panoply of new millennial movements the Levelers, Diggers, Ranters, Quakers, and Muggletonians.
The individual-as-signifier strategy is effective in fiction, but the elements of people's lives cannot be constructed with such subtle artistry, and this rich panoply of individuals amounts to neither a coherent theory of humanity nor a perfect description of a complicated period.
