No longer constrained by feeling the work she was showing should make sense, I was able to take in the elements of her production as they came.
Miles Davis made jazz modern and kept it fresh, which is what I'm doing; I've always tried to take in the elements that are around at the time and create my own thing".
The Front Row gets its name from my pleasure in sitting close to the screen — I like to have to turn my head to take in all the elements in a shot, so that I remain aware that a single image is in fact a polyphony of things and forms.
After the Second World War, with the relaunch of competitive international calendar, the manager's role expanded to take in all elements: from the selection of hotel and training camp venues, through to food and travel arrangements.
That agreement may take in elements of current single-market arrangements in certain areas".
"As the story unfolds in history, you emerge into a larger space and you ascend up a ramp system as you take in the different elements of history," he went on.
But instead of tightening the focus, as a more conventional writer might have done, Khoury widens it to take in more and more of the significant elements of Yalo's life, each of them subjected to the same destabilising series of revisions, so that the question of what went on between him and Shireen becomes just one in a long sequence of mysteries.
It was suggested that object-in-place scene learning may represent such a task because, in order to process the visual scene, information must be integrated across multiple saccades to take in all of the elements of the scene (Browning et al., 2005).
Clare Davies asks: "Given how much vicious joy the Aussies take in mocking the South African element of England's line-up, Barney, why is everyone so hesitant in mocking the Dutch element of the Aussie line-up?" Cos he's a proper Aussie.
Open Mon-Sat 10am-midnight From rum to cruise ships, you'll take in key elements of St Kitts here.
Various considerations should be be taken in the discretization process are types of elements, size of elements, location of nodes, number of elements, simplifications afforded by the physical configuration of the body, and finite representation of infinite bodies.
