But in Iran, a land of soft light, poetic description and elegaic landscapes, the offer of a dusk stroll is hard to resist.
One afternoon in March, 1973, a woman answered the telephone at the headquarters of the London Times and heard a man reciting, in a soft brogue, the descriptions and locations of several cars that were parked in the city.
Richard Osgood, Newbury's clerk of the course, later reported that Henderson had completed a circuit of the track and agreed with the official description of soft, heavy in places.
We present our methodology for the three-dimensional anatomical and geometrical description of soft tissues, relevant for orthopaedic surgical applications and musculoskeletal biomechanics.
Accurate motion capture and flexible retargeting of fish is difficult, in particular with the challenges of underwater marker attachment and feature description for soft bodies.
In the field of navigated and computer-assisted surgery, the geometrical description of soft tissues is particularly useful to create a virtual environment that is reassuring and familiar to the operating surgeon, and to alert him that caution must be exerted during surgery in the proximity of fragile structures such as vessels and nerves.
During her first semester at Harvard, she took a course from Brendan Maher, the psychology professor credited with changing psychology from a soft science based on descriptions to a hard one based on data, and decided she wanted to major in the field.
Moreover, using very fundamental hydrodynamic-based descriptions, active soft matter theory is capable of explaining key aspects of cell migration [ 163] or cell shape [ 164] without considering details from the filament or the molecule level.
And this show, while providing the obligatory soft-core physical descriptions (Tom and Sara share "a kiss like a mouth tattoo"), doesn't stint on real estate porn either.
The description is wrong – soft marketing techniques?
