Though Mr. Autant-Lara continued making films into the 1970's, he was effectively eclipsed by the more vital French New Wave filmmakers.
The films of the brief but vital British New Wave of the 1960s were largely set in Lancashire and Yorkshire (though the most enduring of them, Karel Reisz's Saturday Night and Sunday Morning, was made in Nottingham).
The christening of the ships coincides with the opening of his show, Reaping Waves, Vital Vessels, and the Passing of the Wolfbats at the Joshua Liner Gallery.
Health monitoring is then of vital importance, and Lamb wave techniques have been widely recognised as some of the most promising approaches for that end.
It's one of those really vital and ambitious fourth-wave feminist campaigns, which in this case seeks to address … hang on, let me put my reading glasses on and have another squint at this … the inequalities of the red carpet.
Collectively, all these observations show the vital importance of UH waves for plasma heating and suprathermal electron acceleration.
Because arterial pulse waves contain vital information related to the condition of the cardiovascular system, considerable attention has been devoted to the study of pulse waves in recent years.
The estimation of forces and responses due to the nonlinearities in ocean waves is vital in the design of offshore structures, as these forces and responses would result in the extreme loads.
