There is something poignant about the process, the systematic destruction of these unwanted, in some cases never used, components.
From this simple, mechanical process, a luminous, poignant story takes shape.
And really, for all the deserved laurels that will come Rooney's way, this is surely the single most poignant part of this whole process.
In particular, it was found that the relational positioning of their practices in the middle became particularly poignant and critical if change processes were to be implemented and sustainable.
The deposit-derived pyroclastic flows at Pinatubo that were generated up to 4 years after original deposit emplacement (Torres et al. 1996) are poignant examples where post-emplacement processes (mass wasting, fluvial erosion, and resultant pore pressure increases) affecting an ignimbrite have hazardous consequences.
This process culminates in some poignant writing: remembering one of the first bodies she had to certify as dead, a young man with cerebral palsy, Nancy recalls it as "contorted with strictures and contractures.
What makes it poignant is two things – first that the process has been so very slow that I suspect I used the very same jokey intro four years ago at the time of the last presidential election.
In the process, I came to a poignant realization: I'm never content with who I am at any given moment.
This paper outlines the motivation for developing such a sensor, presents the salient and poignant features of the initial design and processes required for arriving at the sensor while incurring minimal component delay times.
The deportees were processed, and one shared a poignant quote with me when he said, "If one makes it to the U.S. and they are able to send money back, you're seen as a hero.
