WHEN it comes to playing the real estate game, the period between Thanksgiving and New Year's Day is traditionally a dead zone, thanks to unpredictable weather, relentless family obligations and brimming to-do lists.
He has also incorporated the Under the Radar Festival, headed by Mark Russell, formerly the director of Performance Space 122, which presents work in January, traditionally a dead month for theatre.
Akerman's challenging use of duration was apparent in a celebrated sequence in which, at great length, Dielman peels potatoes; the use of what is traditionally called "dead time", in which supposedly nothing happens, raises questions about what "nothing happening" might mean in the lives of women steeped in domestic drudgery.
On top of the health reform legislation earlier this year, the legislation passed in the so-called 'lame-duck' Congress, the session between the 2 November election and the new Congress in January, traditionally a dead zone, provides Obama with a substantial legacy less than two years into his presidency.
Traditionally, the dead are carried out feet-first, and nobody wants those vibes.
Pseudogenes are traditionally considered "dead" genes, therefore lacking biological functions.
However, because of the low level of viremia in humans, traditionally considered dead-end hosts for JEV, it is more likely that the virus was spread within the country and to neighboring countries by migratory birds, infected domestic pigs, or infected mosquitoes (or their eggs) (11, 12 ).
Hindus traditionally cremate their dead using wood fires.
The Elamites traditionally buried their dead, and the reason for the cremation is unknown.
