For example, the less than careful workmanship evident in the temples attributed to Jayavarman's reign vividly points to the great haste with which they were built.
The small dark spots vividly seen on the MWCNTs could be attributed to the presence of small metallic particle residues from the catalyst used during the synthesis of the CNTs (Dresselhaus et al. 2001).
The first reaction apparently was the reaction of Moore and is formulated most prominently in his early piece "The Nature of Judgment" (Mind, NS 8, 1899), while the second can be attributed to Russell and is documented most vividly in his The Problems of Philosophy.
While the duet as performed by Mr. Morgenstern and Ms. Mayadas vividly evokes the emotions Pozdnyshev attributes to his wife and the man he suspects is her lover, thus bringing to life the musical metaphor Tolstoy has embedded in his story, it disrupts rather than enhances Pozdnyshev's tale.
Choreographer Nilda Guerra, founder and director of Ballet Rakatan, a company that has vividly conjured Cuban dance on worldwide tours of the hugely successful show Havana Rakatan, attributes its popularity, in part, to the social interaction that lies behind it.
Since it is accepted that God is omniscient, and that this implies that he knows what every future event including mental events such as volitions will be, (7) and (8) each seem to rule out any sort of freedom of the will requisite for attributing moral responsibility: a consequence the disastrous implications of which Boethius the character vividly describes.
Muth attributes the third to a Taoist tradition, but for me it calls to mind most vividly the popular picture book "Fortunately," by Remy Charlip, with whom Muth has also worked.
Within days of the attacks, memorial events were held in concert halls throughout the country, vividly confirming an often forgotten attribute of classical music: its ritual power.
No business model has come through the crisis unscathed and size is manifestly not the only attribute that makes a bank too important to fail.Standalone investment banks have failed and, as Lehman vividly demonstrated, were too central to the architecture of global finance to disappear smoothly.
