Earlier this year, he also represented an Asian-American rock band, The Slants, that was denied federal trademark registration because of the racial slur in the group's name.
As an additional control, after each trial, subjects again estimated both the perceived slant that was dominated by the disparity cue and the perceived slant that was dominated by the perspective cue.
During the slant-estimation psychophysical experiments, subjects viewed stimuli for a duration of 3 seconds, after which they estimated both the perceived slant that was dominated by the disparity cue and the perceived slant that was dominated by the perspective cue.
England's declaration at 288 for eight nine overs from the end of the first day was modest at best, even allowing for the fact that a warm and humid morning made the Adelaide pitch livelier than normal, and the most optimistic slant that could be taken on an inconsistent batting display was that at least the runs were allocated where they were most needed.
Yes, Barden had drawn an interference call on Asomugha two plays before the critical throw on a slant that set up the Giants on the Eagles' 27 with 49 seconds left.
When they arrive from a supplier, cuttings have a thick, flat end that signifies the top of the mother root and a narrow end, cut on a slant, that indicates the bottom of the root.
I sensed that Wasim and Waqar might be the stars of both and that an English readership might be ready for a more culturally nuanced take on Pakistani cricket than the patronisingly empire-heavy slant that had previously tended to be the default cultural reference point.
In spite of its graphic lyrics, the underlying pro-feminist slant that is found in many of the songs led some to tag the band as being part of the riot grrl movement, which Love was not directly associated with.
