The process of synthesis consists in generating and concatenating closed-loop cycles of the key-poses underlying in the TGA model, with or without variability, and interpolating them according to the represented musical meter, at the chosen metric resolution.
These episodes posed underlying questions about Clark.
Dr. Maria Mileno, the director of the travel medicine service at Miriam Hospital in Providence, R.I., advises older people to consult a travel medicine specialist a month or so before they depart to discuss the risks that certain destinations may pose to underlying medical problems and needs -- and to receive necessary vaccinations.
Each represents a season (of the year and of human life) corresponding to the youth, plenitude, maturity, and old age of the narrator, a decadent Don Juan; intertextual allusions, nostalgia for an idealized past, aristocratic posing, melancholy, underlying parody, and humour abound.
Goldschmidt and Smalkov have posed the underlying question of whether visual thinking is derived from mental processes or from preceding visual images (Goldschmidt and Smolkov 2006, p. 549).
The statement also highlights the dangers posed by underlying malnutrition rates, which were above national averages in this area even before the typhoon struck.
For example, the binomial model allows the incorporation of changes in the risk posed by the underlying stock.
Through clear information and awareness in communities, we can ensure that we don't let these children become double victims of their circumstances.' The statement also highlights the dangers posed by the underlying malnutrition rates, which were above national averages in this area even before the typhoon struck.
By Evan Osnos April 12 , 2011Nine days after Ai Weiwei went into police custody — he is being investigated for suspected "economic crimes" — one of the underlying questions posed to many of us here is whether the world is paying undue attention to his case, in light of the fact, the argument goes, that the vast majority of the Chinese public has never heard of him.
Such films provide a vital reminder of what's at stake in the issue of availability and in the underlying question posed by Seitz and Ehrlich regarding the recognition of classics: classics are movies that expand the possibilities of the art, that offer templates not of imitation but of inspiration, that liberate other filmmakers and potential filmmakers.
Nine days after Ai Weiwei went into police custody — he is being investigated for suspected "economic crimes" — one of the underlying questions posed to many of us here is whether the world is paying undue attention to his case, in light of the fact, the argument goes, that the vast majority of the Chinese public has never heard of him.
