"Art of the Samurai" represents a decade of work by Morihiro Ogawa, special consultant for Japanese arms and armor at the Met; he was assisted by Donald J. La Rocca, curator of the museum's arms and armor department.
In PC terms FDR's New Deal represented a decade of contest between an ambitious public sector and a dazed private sector.
The age of our data represents a decade when sulfonylureas were prescribed over metformin as the first line of treatment contrary to ADA recommendation.
Wilkerson follows the journey of three Southern blacks, each representing a different decade of the Great Migration as well as a different destination.
Now groups of dancers are arriving and, I have to admit, I'm relying on my media guide to tell me that each pod is supposed to be a nightclub representing a different decade of popular music.
Teenage students dressed as UN weapons inspectors mingled with Quakers as speakers including Walter Wolfgang, the octogenarian thrown out of the Labour party conference in 2005 for heckling over Iraq, Labour MP Jeremy Corbyn and designer Vivienne Westwood toured the plant's gates, each themed to represent a different decade of protest.
While its success may seem effortless, Rocket League represents at least a decade of investment and learning on the part of Psyonix.
Therefore, this paper represents cumulatively over a decade of fieldwork by the first and second authors with villagers living at a range of elevations in valleys throughout the Gorno Badakhshan Autonomous Oblast (GBAO) of Tajikstan and the Badakhshan Province of Afghanistan (see Fig. 1).
It represents the apogee of a decade of hard and often inglorious fighting by American troops, and a reorientation of the world's most formidable war machine.
After a decade of representing primarily mid-career painters, she has picked up two young, seminotorious artists, Damian Loeb, 29, and Tom Sachs, 33, as well as Mr. Cotton, 34, Peter Wegner, 36, and Inka Essenhigh, 30, a painter who has been featured in both New York magazine and Vanity Fair.
