It's a handsome restaurant, with smooth adobe walls, American Indian artifacts on those walls and a subdued, flickering light provided by white votive candles.
The melody is almost cushioned by the orchestra, which provides a subdued sonic stew of droning pedal tones, pungent harmonies, rippling rhythmic figures and strange bird calls.
Because abuses are so rife, even more modest measures could make a big difference, including by cracking down on rip-off for-profit colleges, subduing profiteering private lenders, providing sufficient funding for public universities and community colleges, refinancing loans and providing more generous federal grants.
In 1066, William the Conqueror subdued the Saxons — a barbarous, uncivilized race — not only providing England with cultural refinement but also imposing upon the island a class of gentry who were genetically equipped to rule.
Lighting must be subdued: indirect daylight or else the kind of illumination provided by a paper lantern.
That coupled with his remarkably subdued brushstrokes and inherent appreciation for form and beauty, provide a lush tableau of melded imagery.
Even though the Nation-State was important for self-determination, it provided a limitative approach on it, once the elites subdued the minorities, maintaining the colonialist tradition.
When Isis came in, it subdued these militias and, according to sources, it intends to distribute oil revenues to provide services and start development projects, such as fixing bridges, providing clean water and establishing irrigation projects.
Although the size (TL) ratio approached unity (1.3 ± 0.2), the maximum TL of newt larvae provides no mechanic limitation for dragonfly larvae to capture and subdue their prey ([ 49]; R. Smolinský, personal observations; but see [ 50]).
For the hysteresis effect, the gas stripping provides an additional advantage of extending the range of operational variables to subdue the noise problem.
