The list of laws on the chopping block opens a rich window on the history of Chicago, from the late 1800's through the turn of the 20th century and up to World War II.
There are a few early examples: There's the Samuel Roth papers at Columbia University, which offer a rich window into mid-century print sleaze.
Their responses to German prisons offer a rich window into what these groups value and exactly what it might take to reduce incarceration and improve the American criminal justice system.
In this control, we establish that a biased distribution in which the most information-rich window from one logo is aligned with randomly selected windows from the other nine logos produces motifs only slightly above noise and significantly less than the information content in the experimental results.
Maybe we see a brave new world, a world where boys stand with an emotional vocabulary and aren't afraid to use it, where boys honor and value their emotional lives as rich windows to their souls, where boys unclench those precious, magnificent hearts.
But as he gets older, will he open books and find characters and themes that offer perhaps something more, something richer — a window into his culture?
Strip windows punctuate this intelligent, angular structure, and the green brick and rich red window framing make it an oasis in the near desert of early postwar architecture, including some of Kahn's other buildings, like the dreary 100 Park Avenue (41st Street) of 1950.
During her remarks today, Tami reiterated our goal of delivering continual updates to create a richer experience for Windows customers.
It wants gardeners to do at least one thing for wildlife, from making small ponds and "bug hotels" to planting pollen-rich plants in window boxes for insects.
He wants Slim to squeeze through a crack in a rich chicken's window and lift her bedside box of jewels.
