Then there is Iain Softley's Hackers, which stresses the punk in cyberpunk.
Drawings and prints are plentiful, which stresses the artists' different formal approaches over their shared subject matter.
That is in stark contrast to the coalition government, which stresses the importance of arts organisations making an economic case for themselves.
The revival, which stresses the play's farcical aspects, is directed by Roger Rees with a cast that includes Katie Finneran and Paul Michael Valley, above.
This is a different approach from the traditional conservative position, which stresses the importance of stare decisis — of relying on precedent.
He advocates the adoption of a new mindset, Motivation 3.0, which stresses the importance of autonomy, mastery, and purpose in motivating ourselves, our employees, and our families.
One such school is the "Eurasianist" theory of geopolitics which stresses the distinctiveness of Russian civilization and refuses to let Russia be judged by European standards.
Graining also occurs because of the low-downforce setup of the car aerodynamics, which stresses the tires more during cornering as the car loses aerodynamic grip and slides.
Policy needs to be grounded upon an uplifting and positive conception of human nature, which stresses the goodness of man, and which attempts to bring about outcomes that improve the quality of human experience and communal life.
His respect and concern for built architecture is reflected in the Cooper Union philosophy, which stresses the craft of building and an overriding concern for exploring materials and details.
But its real value lies in Nisbett's forceful marshaling of the evidence, much of it recent, favoring what he calls "the new environmentalism," which stresses the importance of nonhereditary factors in determining I. Q
