The supreme court ruled on Saturday that the law, which imposes rigid photo-identification requirements on would-be voters, can go ahead in this year's election cycle.
Among fashion insiders, the gap's ubiquity seems a sure indication that the industry has, for the moment at least, grown bored with its own rigid notions of photo-retouched perfectionism.
At the press conference, Lillie Lewis, an elderly African-American woman, told how she struggled to get a birth certificate in order to secure a state-issued photo ID under the state's rigid "Show Me Proof" law passed in 2005.
Most critically, they say, the new licenses are laser engraved on rigid polycarbonate, replacing the current process of printing photos on more flexible material, which they say can be much more easily altered or fabricated.
Moynahan's sharp text, accompanied by hundreds of poignant, piercing black-and-white photos, chronicles an entire people riven by world wars, the Irish "Troubles" and a rigid class system, yet unified by an indomitable, ineffable Englishness — summed up by a stunning photo of a milkman making his rounds amidst the smoking rubble after the bombing of London.
From SEM photos, the proteinacious biofilms were shown with more rigid and compact matrix than PIA biofilms.
Currently, silicon-based microelectronic devices are made using a photo-lithographic manufacturing process that involves depositing and chemically etching materials on a rigid silicon substrate.
The sleeve parodies a Hello! photo-shoot, and the satirical intent informs the music: early acid house's rigid pulse underpins the Kraftwerk-inspired, minor-chord melancholy of synth-pop.
The best card format is CompactFlash (CF): an inexpensive, rigid, Triscuit-size card available in capacities up to two gigabytes -- big enough to hold every photo in every shoebox in every attic on your block.
Perfectly lined up with the photo in the display case, we see the actual suit and hat and the handcuffs, rigid yet floating in space.
A photo representing the experimental setup is given in Figure 2. A prismatic rock specimen, wedged between two rigid vertical side walls and a rigid vertical rear wall, is subjected to axial load applied in the -direction through displacing rigid platens.
