Of the eight photographers selected by Jenkins, who included Robert Adams, Stephen Shore and Frank Gohlke, Baltz's style was the most stark, his subject matter the most ordinary: concrete walls, garages, vast industrial warehouses, metal fire escapes, anonymous buildings, an absence of people.
It's not Vera Drake, exactly, but it's pretty stark on the subject of life pre-contraception.
Weight also was self-reported and possibly underestimated, particularly in overweight and obese subjects (Stark et al, 1981; Stewart, 1982; Millar, 1986).
Mr. Stark, whose nomination is subject to approval by European leaders, would succeed Otmar Issing as the German representative on the six-member board, which runs the bank's daily affairs.
Few advances bring this divergence of opinion into such stark relief as the subject of cognitive enhancement in healthy persons, in part because of the value society places upon cognitive ability [4], [5].
The mischievous smorgasbord stands in stark contrast to the serious subject matter it depicts -- the drug trade and resulting violence that plague the artist's native Colombia.
Mr. Bain Hogg's stark images of his subjects' professional and personal lives are indeed candid.
Both Mr. Putin and his successor as president, Dmitri Medvedev, have reserved their starkest rhetoric for this subject.
The charge, uttered again on Monday by Libya's foreign minister, is familiar in the Arab world, where strongmen have long presented a stark choice to their subjects and their American backers: either dictatorship or Islamists, repression or chaos.
