However, the worst case scenario (PPM-W) profoundly affected the operational efficiency, as depicted in both Figs. 9 and 10.
In 2006, the literature professor Walter Benn Michaels published a brusque polemic, "The Trouble with Diversity," which depicted the whole concept as profoundly conservative.
One doesn't need to be a moralist, or naive about the urgencies of fighting terrorist attacks, to think that torturing a human being is in itself something so profoundly shattering that to depict it neutrally – ie to neutralise this shattering dimension – is already a kind of endorsement.
Can big data help transform policy making as profoundly as Billy Beane's Moneyball approach improved the fortunes of the Oakland A's? French illustrators of World War I depicted the arena, the enemy, and the home front with bravura.
He has written extensively about Justice Thomas, asserting that his rulings have hurt blacks and depicting him as a profoundly disappointing choice to succeed Justice Thurgood Marshall, the Court's first black Justice.
It depicts lovers who are profoundly present to each other.
Toward the end of his life, Poussin's art underwent a further transformation as he diversified to depict landscapes and a group of profoundly pantheistic allegorical works that were ultimately concerned with the order and harmony of nature.
But these books, while depicting the hell of war, are also profoundly shaped by experiences of meritocratic or French recognition, especially meaningful for socially disadvantaged men.
The art they are producing is not simply depicting the landscape of the Pilbara; it is profoundly drawn from it and part of it.
But the detail that struck my father most profoundly about Wild Wild Country was that the years it depicts, 1981 to 1985, coincided precisely with my parents' involvement with a cultish experiment of their own: the Alive Tribe.
