For her third solo show, she shakes up her rather too-well-worked-out vocabulary of cartoonish, cascading dots: loading them onto a jagged wall that seems to have been ripped from her studio; turning them into en-mass renditions of Charles Schulz's Snoopy; and in a few uncharacteristic cases, doing without them entirely (Smith).
These uncharacteristic cases may therefore represent an early stage, or show an atypical presentation, of a mixed connective tissue disorder or an infection.
Immigration lawyers who have worked with Mr. Marks in the past think that his approach to the Lennons' case has been uncharacteristic of him, and it is at least open to question whether he would have proceeded in quite the way he did without some guidance from his superiors in the Department of Justice and the Nixon Administration.
It takes too many logical leaps to determine exactly why that may have been the case, but Jennings's uncharacteristic meekness – both with the ball in his hands and at the center of a media scrum – should raise plenty of eyebrows.
In nearly all cases, drifter trajectories were uncharacteristic of turtle trajectories.
Some studies noted uncharacteristic variants of EM in 25%30%% of cases (4 – 7 ).
Yet 30% of the zoos in the survey reported that their gorillas had killed some local wildlife, and in at least one case had eaten a bird.This seemingly uncharacteristic aggression may be the result of captivity.
A case in point was his reaction, uncharacteristic in Singapore, to Airbus' eight-month delay in delivering the A380, the much-talked-about superjumbo that will replace the Boeing 747.
This comes out in some uncharacteristic rhetorical slips as he tries to push his case.
This time, though, the regime has acted with uncharacteristic haste – even before there is a single suspected case of the H1N1 virus in the country, either among humans or even pigs.
