A letter by Severo Mallet-Prevost, who represented Venezuela in the talks, was published in 1949 suggesting the deal was void because it involved a secret deal between Britain and Russia.
Three slightly smaller pastels on paper from 2002 replace the quasi-mechanical forms with pure blackness surrounded by warm light, suggesting the presence of various voids and their spectrum-spanning auras.
His emphasis on line may remind some of woodcuts, where the white of the paper, or in this instance, the white of the painted areas, suggests the pristine voids common to most woodcut prints.
The data suggest that the void formation energies required to surmount this barrier are comparable with those of the naturally occurring voids that constitute the free volume.
This study suggests that the void ratio and frozen water content of sand-silt mixtures are affected by the silt fraction.
Hutchinson's wildness and his propriety are two sides of the same coin, two expressions of a fundamentally dynastic sense of poetic tradition that is passed down from literary father to son, and that arises partly, these poems suggest, from the void left when Hutchinson's real father vanished.
Sissako furiously and tenderly mourns the city's diverse, lyrical, multicultural life and looks ruefully at the repressed but vital sparks of resistance, even while suggesting the void of government and of law, of a unifying authority that the jihadists cavalierly fill.
This study suggests the importance of void channels in the fabricated graphene electrode, which have not previously been considered significantly as a factor for improving ORR activity on the graphene catalysts.
This suggests that the voiding contraction does not contribute further to intravesical ATP release in bladder lumen.
Also, the results of the permeability measurements suggest the absence of interfacial voids as described later in this paper.
