The rows of identical red-roofed houses that make up the Israeli settlements are dotted through the landscape, as are the tall, thin mosques, the classic symbols of an Arab town.
Their symbol is a thin slice of cake, and their official organs are The Wall Street Journal and Forbes.
A center existed, manned by earnest students, young men and women from all over the world who spoke Spanish beautifully and wore thin silver bracelets with a symbol that meant something.
In a personal boycott of the Mongol regime, with its prejudicial attitude toward many native-born Chinese scholars, Ni took to living a fugitive's life on houseboat, always on the move, painting soundless little vistas of river and sky, with thin bare trees standing as symbols of his own rectitudinous isolation.
From a strictly historical viewpoint, MacIver evolved her own scaled-down versions of many devices -- thin paint, luminous color, hieroglyphic symbols, all-over compositions -- that would be hailed in the late 1940's and 50's as the distinguishing characteristics of the New York School.
Using a thin paintbrush, paint over the ankh symbol in blue paint, the bird in red, the waves and the dots in blue and the eye of Horus in red.
With the increase of shear rate, viscosities become smaller and show remarkable shear-thinning phenomenon, which is the typical symbol of wormlike micelle formation [7, 35 39].
Patterned after a Manchu court robe and sewn in layers of multicolored silk and satin, it is embroidered with the form of a flying bat, a symbol of happiness, whose tendril-thin wings unfurl across the sleeves.
If you see him now, the aesthetic is the same, but Dice is more subdued kind of a lumpy, deflated, stubbly symbol of excess, of hubris stretched thin over a smoldering ball.
The brutal empty-frame of SMS can lead to misreading where irony is concerned, true, but a little symbol at the end seems like rather thin soup in a world where we have so much language at our disposal.
