If the movie had been written, acted or directed with any insight or flair -- if every secondary character did not seem to evaporate into the great beyond with every change of scene -- the gooey, wide-eyed premise might have tugged the heartstrings even of resolute doubters and scoffers.
It occurred to me that a wider application of this premise could serve as a motive for Belgrade Design Week.
Although two Q fever cases were identified in the neighboring factory, no evidence existed of a wider outbreak involving other premises in the docks or nearby residential areas.
Similarly, although drinks purchased at supermarkets can be recorded via customer survey or receipt data, these are unlikely to reflect local consumption patterns because such premises serve wider, diverse geographical areas, with purpose built car-parks indicating destination shoppers who do not live locally.
Seven sets of monitors, each composed of two or three screens mounted on poles, stand here and there across Artists Space's wide-open, loftlike premises.
One last example: the title of the popular American TV show The Wire initially referred to a wire-tap that the Baltimore police were using to try to nail an outfit of local drug dealers, but soon became a metaphor for the premise that a wide variety of organisations and individuals in the city of Baltimore were connected.
To bring an audience to the second-floor, 144-seat Studio Theater, which the company is renting under a long-term lease, Broadhollow has spent about $100,000 to build a three-quarter thrust stage, add new bathrooms, recarpet the premises and create wider aisles.
In support of this premise is the wide degree of variability in biological rhythms that has been reported in bipolar disorder (Pflug et al. 1981; Krane-Gartiser et al. 2014; Jones et al. 2005).
It is shown that the engineering of airport affect is premised upon a wider discursive framework of calculation and indeterminacy, and that selective techniques summon a number of different modalities of control.
