It is this absence of restraints throughout Traylor's work as a whole that not only embues his work with optimism, but which as well retrospectively helps to set the standard for the tempered optimism we find marking the art of the generation of African-American artists active just prior to and after the Second World War.
In his ruling, the judge said the claimants' version of their book's central themes had been designed retrospectively to help their case.
Patients will be identified retrospectively with help from the hospitals' Bereavement Services.
Visits due to COPD were identified retrospectively with the help of ICPC (International classification of primary care) [ 21] and International Statistical Classification of Diseases and Related Health Problem (ICD10) codes recorded.
Comparing results obtained using prospectively and retrospectively collected data will help validate the use of the easily available retrospective data in assessing quality of care in past and future studies.
Obviously, in the mid-70s they couldn't anticipate that music would, at some point, be entirely digitally produced and distributed, with all physicality lost, but if you look at them retrospectively you can't help but realise that they were the crucial game-changers.
Sediments therefore contain an environmental record of pollutants that can be useful to help establish retrospectively the pollution history of an area.
There are bursaries (which target pupils who don't usually know about them), fee waivers (the same, but worse, as they also help graduates only retrospectively and even then, just the ones who end up better off), and retention measures (which are good, but obviously, only for students who've already decided to go to university).
Critics retrospectively noted that the album helped popularize dance music in mainstream recording industry.
Genre, Ishiguro said, "is basically a marketing label that's put on retrospectively by the book industry to help market books to certain demographics".
