The accessible works of art he painted depicted sports and other leisure activities with bold, distinctive strokes on a canvas that invariably brimmed with color.
Academic literary studies have until recently preferred to treat the "opaque," "difficult" writings of high moderns Conrad, Yeats, Woolf, and Eliot, and the more accessible work of the low moderns Kipling, Shaw, and Wells in separate categories.
John Hartl, in The Seattle Times, also drew a comparison with Stranger Than Paradise, judging Mystery Train to be the more accessible work while retaining the dry wit of its predecessor.
Vidding is difficult for the uninitiated to understand, so I wanted to suck people in with the more accessible work and then present the historical precedent for everything they just watched at the end. .
When faced with the choice of expensive and aloof British design or the more accessible work of international labels such as Marc Jacobs, consumers tend to go for the quick fashion fix of the latter.
"C ne and Julie," which was conceived and shot quickly after another project fell apart, proved to be the most accessible work from a phase of Mr. Rivette's career that extended the free-form experiments of avant-garde theater to film.
"Céline and Julie," which was conceived and shot quickly after another project fell apart, proved to be the most accessible work from a phase of Mr. Rivette's career that extended the free-form experiments of avant-garde theater to film.
The Berg is a strange, beautiful score, certainly the most immediately accessible work in the early 12-tone repertory (possibly because it is actually a hybrid, etched in both tone rows and conventional tonality).
An essentially Romantic work, this concerto is the most immediately accessible work produced by the Second Viennese School, the group of composers led by Schoenberg that flourished in Vienna in the 1920's and 30's.
In general, the exergy loss profiles can be used to examine the degradation of accessible work due to (1) momentum loss (pressure driving force), (2) thermal loss (temperature driving force), and (3) chemical potential loss (mass transfer driving force) [1, 8, 17, 20].
