The most conventional set-up to emerge from the PC Music movement, Kero Kero Bonito combine the collective's sickly pop sound and half-spoken, London-accented vocals, covering studiously superficial subject matter with nods to Japanese culture (The Courtyard, N1, 14 Apr).
Taste is a superficial subject.
That these poses are adapted from real-life celebrities reveals what a diligent and profoundly aware study the performer makes of a superficial subject loaded with personal and cultural baggage.
Military historian Dr Aaron William Moore is a specialist in analysing soldier's diaries, and says mentions of sport - and other superficial subjects - are to be expected in the writings of men under heavy stress.
Most reports about "Cult" have linked it to the Fox midseason series "The Following," but beyond a superficial similarity in subject, the two are nothing like each other.
Other AE's in the IDU group were watering of the eyes in two subjects and superficial punctate erosions in six subjects.
A separate set of superficial samples were subjected to papain digestion and tested prior to and post treatment.
The potentially superficial understanding of the subject matter by policy makers, who are often responsible for several areas, is also a documented challenge [ 40]; researchers can minimize the effect of this superficial understanding by summarizing evidence in brief, digestible formats.
Barra covers all the key events, dwelling in detail on the baseball accomplishments, but never really peers into Yogi's inner life and offers only a superficial portrait of his subject off the field.
Furthermore, decoding was only significant when cross-classifying across the smallest shift (2°) in the superficial depth (10%) in subject 1, second and third outermost depths (26%and42%2%, respectively) for subject 2, and the two outermost depths (10%and26%6%) in subjects 3 and 4. When primary visual cortex does not receive sensory input, it nonetheless communicates with other brain areas.
Where Mr. Lewis's work once invited adjectives like "dark" and "brooding," "Luster" is relentlessly bright and superficial, even when the subject turns to self-destruction.
