She is drawn to Rodin's maquettes, or the smaller models on which larger sculptures were based.
Especially prevalent are images of opulently set tables, in which larger and smaller foodstuffs mirror society's structure as clearly as they had in Chardin's time.
Burkle often expanded his chains by building stores in inner-city neighborhoods, like Watts and East Los Angeles, which larger supermarket chains eschewed.
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The sector is dominated by medium-sized factories and smaller workshops, often with poor working conditions and no auditing, to which larger factories outsource production.
That's not to say that weight does not matter as there are different positions and playing styles for which larger or smaller players are better suited.
Later, branches appear that develop into a central stalk, from which larger lateral vanes made up of smaller individual vanelike structures protrude.
Where Rodin took cues from Michelangelo's unfinished works, Ms. Kneebone is drawn to Rodin's maquettes, or the smaller models on which larger sculptures were based.
After 1836 came the Great Trek, a migratory movement in which larger numbers of Boer farmers seeking freedom from British rule moved north across the Orange River.
The area a kind of plastic soup, in which polymer fragments as small as grains of salt form a broth in which larger chunks of plastic are suspended—has been estimated to be twice the size of Texas.
For critics, the democratic constitutionalist's metaphor of "dialogue" is likely to seem vague and unsatisfying, a malleable abstraction that doesn't give a clear sense of which larger principles judges are supposed to honor, or when boldness is preferable to caution.
