The title of the lecture, projected on a giant PowerPoint screen, conveyed the crux of the dilemma: "The Double Effect: Is it the Drug or the Disease?" "Some people speculate that people are really covering up the fact that this is really perhaps a type of euthanasia or maybe something else that's really afoot," Dr. Correoso said.
The very best food scenes on screen convey pleasure intense enough to be felt even though we can't sample the ratatouille ourselves.
But whether it's the energy of entitlement or desperation, Webb tries to ensure the small screen conveys "the unique love of fans for each team in their city".
His works in this show — a rough, 1997 collage that refers to the San Francisco punk club Mabuhay Gardens, and a photograph of a large "X" graphic on a 1970s TV screen — convey a certain nihilistic abandon.
Thus, the screen conveyed a message that the items represented topics that providers deemed important for discussion.
Back home in Motherwell, Scotland, no giant screens convey the bad news, and no grand festivities offer a counterpoint.
The logos were just taking up space on the screen, not conveying a bit of information, but they had a powerful effect on people's ability to interpret the new information.
At daylight on June 23, Stanley's troopers rode forward in an ostentatious display against Shelbyville, collapsing Bragg's cavalry screen and conveying the impression that a major infantry advance was to follow.
This approach acknowledges the limitations of computer screens in conveying the essence of an artwork and the ultimate importance of experiencing art firsthand.
Rather like Binary Domain, its do-or-die battles are best appreciated when moving, with screens barely conveying the raw thrill of quartering an enemy with precise control when in "blade mode".
