Each plot fleshes out the current state of the Citadel.
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He later wrote out some additional material that fleshes out the world.
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It sort of goes through those different areas and basically fleshes out.
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As a new sneaker model fleshes out, human testing plays a critical role.
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This episode also fleshes out the marriage between Renata and Gordon (Jeffrey Nordling).
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Even as the movie fleshes out Bausch's career, the dancers aren't left behind.
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In focusing so narrowly on David, Hawley never fully fleshes out the ensemble players.
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In the book's afterward, writer Alexandra Kleeman experientially fleshes out Aira's somewhat abstract discussion.
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But the report fleshes out their rationale and provides a handful of new details.
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Some of the new evidence confirms or fleshes out facts that were already apparent.
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Ms. Union fleshes out a character that the script, by Ryan Engle, often merely sketches.
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So, he fleshes out Jack's past, turning melodrama into therapy and robbing the character of mystery.
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Here, as there, he fleshes out characters and events often very lightly sketched in the original.
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The novel fills in scenes only alluded to in the musical, and fleshes out peripheral characters.
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For those unfamiliar with Grand Arts' unique financial structure, the "Essays" section fleshes out the necessities.
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Presidential hopeful Andrew Yang has delivered a climate plan that fleshes out his dreams for a geoengineered world.
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Twenty-Six Seconds also fleshes out the complex situation in which the Zapruder family found itself after the assassination.
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Far more interesting are the occasions in which he fleshes out his obsession with broken and attractive women himself.
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The rule, which the department proposed last April, fleshes out its position on a concept known as joint employment.
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Halt and Catch Fire fleshes out its characters, and shows how their personalities supplement their work, instead of servicing it.
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That fleshes out the recording, even if it retains a low-end imbalance, but then I happen to favor that.
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In Warpaint, Lindberg sets a foundation of hypnotic bass grooves, and fleshes out the band's signature harmonies with backing vocals.
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In it, he fleshes out the theory of "Countervailing Power" as the defining, and sustaining, feature of modern American society.
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There's also a historical addendum that fleshes out some of the deeper issues and history touched on in the book.
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It retains the same mystery as the original, but fleshes out the world just enough to make it feel more alive.
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True, but it doesn't tell us anything at all about the intrinsic nature of the stuff that fleshes out this structure.
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Mr. Adès's wild, searing score explores the emotional undercurrents of the story and fleshes out the horror of the characters' situation.
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The showcase comes as Google further fleshes out its Area 120 idea farm with a standalone site and a more formal agenda.
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Howard's writing fleshes out Einstein's love of science and his reflexive disdain for the attitudes and thinking that were prevalent in 1930s Germany.
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The next logical step is indeed to anchor Siri inside the home, where Bloomberg's report fleshes out a few more of the details.
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The show rarely fleshes out its clients of the week like this, but I'm glad they did because Underwood is a great actor.
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This second major story line of the season's penultimate episode wisely fleshes out Maia, who in the past has felt like a cipher.
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But he will provide an account that corroborates and fleshes out crucial elements in that complaint, which prompted Democrats to open their impeachment investigation.
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The catalog to this extraordinary exhibition at the Guggenheim (running through April 23) similarly fleshes out the Swedish artist Hilma af Klint (203-1944).
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Munch's materials have now been more fully analyzed, and the research, due out this spring, fleshes out a more complete story about the painting.
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It fleshes out — gives truly carnal context to — the biographical timeline published in "Revelations," the book accompanying the landmark exhibition of Arbus's work in 2003.
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In skits built around men's room graffiti, it fleshes out primitive anatomical renderings and dime store doggerel with song, dance and lightning-fast comic riffs.
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He doesn't tear down, but rather fleshes out how "Everything means too much now" — and what the consequences are for critical thought and human connection.
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In the poems that follow, she fleshes out the experience of selfhood, as it corresponds to the world, more completely than in her previous collections.
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That has already pushed a number of companies operating in Mexico to put expansion plans on hold until Trump fleshes out his policies, business leaders say.
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But the move to HBO still keeps a lot of the original YouTube series' overly awkward sentiments alive, and it fleshes out more of Issa's life.
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In skits built around men's room graffiti, the show fleshes out primitive anatomical renderings and dime store doggerel with song, dance and lightning-fast comic riffs.
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Lots of games now feature dramatic cut scenes — interstitial material that fleshes out the story in ways that are inherently cinematic, at least on the surface.
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In either case, it's likely only a matter of time until Ikea fully fleshes out its smart bulb lineup with colorful options that match the company's aesthetic.
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But it's hard to break up with YouTube, even when you've moved up to a full-fledged Netflix series that fleshes out your online character's back story.
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A great thing about this exhibition is how it fleshes out the whole scope of Katchadourian's Seat Assignment project, expanding substantially beyond her much-lauded Flemish photographs.
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Issenberg fleshes out the idea that Congress could effectively transfer its interstate policy-making powers to the states by giving them a blank check to write these compacts.
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Working from previously unseen letters provided by Olsen's family, Garff fleshes out the sensitive, pragmatic Regine, illuminating her perspective on the affair and her influence on Kierkegaard's work.
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The director Struan Leslie's concept was to depict through dance and movement the weird nocturnal visions of the Rimbaud poems that Britten fleshes out in his musical settings.
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Nassib fleshes out an example: If you invested $22015 million, he says, and saw a 212 percent annual return, you would have $22018 million after the first year.
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In "How to Win at the Sport of Business," Dallas Mavericks owner and "Shark Tank" investor Cuban fleshes out his best insights on entrepreneurialism from his personal blog.
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The latest document fleshes out how to reach commitments made under the 2015 Paris Agreement to keep the rise in global temperatures below 1.5 to 2 degrees Celsius.
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Under the Castro proposal, the only plan any candidate has put out that fleshes out the idea, family separation wouldn't be possible because criminal prosecution wouldn't be possible.
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The two-page document, distributed by committee Democrats, fleshes out three categories of accusations — prescription drug misuse, hostile work environment and drunkenness — that threaten to derail President Trump's nominee.
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The electronic soundtrack created by artist Oneohtrix Point Never (featuring a collaboration with Iggy Pop) fleshes out a multidimensional universe that threatens to swallow its viewers and characters whole.
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In the latest issue of The Washingtonian, Rachel Cohen fleshes out the controversies around New America and its CEO Anne-Marie Slaughter, who has helmed the organization since 2013.
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And while some polls show people are intrigued by flying cars, in many instances they want to drive it themselves or wait to see how the technology fleshes out.
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But the complete interview summary, released Monday, fleshes out what the FBI heard about Trump's purported attendance at the match and a Russian businessperson's role in organizing the event.
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The series fleshes out its characters by using its extra time well and embracing the episodic structure of TV. Each episode, excepting the finale, focuses on a particular character.
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The announcement fleshes out ideas that Facebook Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg outlined in September, as criticism of California-based Facebook built inside the United States over the Russian ads.
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DC Universe only released the first episode of its 15-episode series for review, and that pilot largely fleshes out the backstories of the characters introduced in the Titans episode.
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And the crowded field offers more than a soundbite fest — it fleshes out a broader divide between liberal and moderate positions that grassroots voters must adjudicate before choosing a candidate.
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As part of that expanded narrative, Niantic will also be debuting an anime series that further fleshes out the world, though there's no word yet on when it will debut.
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The ensuing debate this month between Logitech and Judge Alsup, which culminated last week in Logitech's new mandamus petition, fleshes out both the judge's rationale and Logitech's arguments against it.
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The news fleshes out some detail on a possible Tillerson ouster, anticipated for months as tensions between the top US diplomat and Trump have played out in unprecedented public fashion.
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Larry Levitt, senior vice president at the Kaiser Family Foundation, said it's far easier for the GOP to get praise for its healthcare plan before it fleshes out the details.
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So it's Friedman's too-short life — all the things he didn't do and all the scores he didn't write — that fleshes out "Gone Missing," deepens it and gives it context.
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The film, which is either a spinoff or a prequel depending on how you look at it, fleshes out the backstory of its title character, a lieutenant to Optimus Prime.
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Under the Castro proposal, the only plan any candidate has put out that fleshes out the idea Warren has endorsed, family separation wouldn't be possible because criminal prosecution wouldn't be possible.
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Andreas Kriegenburg's "Ring," which dates to 2012, barely fleshes out its concepts, though it gently equates Wotan and Alberich, and blames both for their capitalistic exploitation of the environment and women.
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The resolution also fleshes out something that's been core to the idea of the Green New Deal from the beginning: Remedying historic injustices visited upon the poor and people of color.
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Yet beyond this "male gaze", a "queer gaze" has also run in parallel, albeit in a coded or hidden form; "Queer British Art" fleshes out the ways artists expressed these forbidden sexualities.
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Meanwhile, The Big Sick's great supporting cast really fleshes out the rest of the film, most notably Holly Hunter and Ray Romano as Emily's parents and Zenobia Shroff as Kumail's imposing mother.
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But those conversations come out of nowhere, because the film doesn't have the time or patience to lay the kind of groundwork that fleshes out characters and makes you care about them.
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Angus has always been a source of comic relief more than anything, but this episode fleshes out his character right before sending him off, revealing a surprising maturity and an altruistic streak.
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He also fleshes out his vision of what should lie ahead — not just "the end of identity liberalism" but the start of a new liberalism focused on citizenship, duty and shared purpose.
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Set in the 1990s, the character's first solo film fleshes out the backstory of Captain Marvel, who will play a critical role in the Avengers' fight against Thanos in April's Avengers: Endgame.
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In her book American Sweethearts: Teenage Girls in Twentieth-Century Popular Culture, professor of gender and women's studies Ilana Nash fleshes out these various ideas about how popular culture shaped this impossible ideal.
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DeFalco's experience with this world gives Reggie and Me more of a classic Archie feel, and the story successfully fleshes out Reggie's character to help readers understand how he became Riverdale's resident bully.
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Dressen certainly misses his idealized life, but Crouch never fully fleshes out his wife Daniela, son Charlie, or fellow escapee Amanda to the point where we really can empathize with any of them.
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A newly released follow-up fleshes out the character's back story, as the boxer and bicyclist goes against the wishes of Kristin Scott Thomas to search for her long-lost father (Dominic West).
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But as NASA fleshes out its plans to establish permanent, off-world bases on the moon and Mars, it will have to grapple with the prospect of performing serious medical procedures out there.
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A zoologist treks through the Himalayas in search of a snow leopard — so elusive, she's called "the gray ghost" — in this thrilling and informative book that fleshes out a quest story with facts.
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Monday's announcement is part of a broader program to make information about health care pricing and quality more readily available to patients, and it fleshes out President Trump's executive order from last month.
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Monday's announcement is part of a broader program to make information about health care pricing and quality more readily available to patients, and it fleshes out President Trump's executive order from last month.
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The brief fleshes out these arguments further, repeatedly emphasizing that the order will likely be seen as an insult to Muslims around the world in a way that could end up helping terrorist organizations.
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Alongside the A&norma SR15, which goes on sale in June, Astell & Kern has also just announced the A&futura SE153, which fleshes out the premium portion of its range with a $1,699 offering.
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There is no companion bill in the Senate, and Dunstan says that many senators want to see legislation that fleshes out more about what the Commerce Department needs to do during the licensing process.
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The result is a new bona fide adventure in the story — one that could be an extended episode from the series, but which also fleshes out the characters and world just a bit more.
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This episode sees Pornstache Mendez at his most sociopathic yet, provides the first traumatizing look at solitary confinement as war breaks out between Piper and Pennsatucky, and fleshes out Alex's drug trafficking origin story.
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The ball lightning weapons that Lin and Chen are responsible for creating could aid China against its adversaries (presumably the United States, but frustratingly, Liu never fleshes out the specific geopolitics of the looming war).
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This extra-large book fleshes out the Viennese art world at the turn of the 20th century with 48 unfamiliar artists, one-quarter of them women, who turned to printmaking to produce more affordable art.
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With just two months left until the presidential election, the latest jobs report fleshes out a picture of the U.S. economy that suggests it is continuing to grow, but at a slow and somewhat steady pace.
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Author's Note: The narrative of Escape to Berlin deserves to be supplemented with Piper's "Personal Chronology," published also this year, in her MoMA exhibition catalogue, A Synthesis of Intuitions, which fleshes out some of the details.
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And yet, the Nintendo Switch is one of the best console experiences I think I've ever had out of the box, and one that suggests tremendous potential future success once its game catalog fleshes out a bit.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads DETROIT — Located in Midtown Detroit, today a cultural hub praised by some as an exemplar of urban renewal, the Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit fleshes out the skeleton of American manufacturing.
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She fleshes out her story beyond being a victim — although she does write unflinchingly of the indignities she endured after the assault, including an hourslong exam at the hospital to collect physical evidence for a rape kit.
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Hollowed, the fourth studio album from UK producer Alan Myson, takes the dubstep-futursism SP of his previous work and fleshes out a bigger, more expansive sound, as though the producer were conducting an electronic music orchestra.
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If the right policies emerge from Washington as the Trump team fleshes out its trade and related policies – which can't be simply increasing tariffs to keep the competition less competitive – expect American business to rise to the challenge.
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That threat, combined with various other pledges by Trump to battle Mexico over trade, investment, and jobs have pushed a growing number of companies operating in Mexico to put expansion plans on hold until Trump fleshes out his policies.
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The best episode of the season, No. 6, opens up a confounding, endearing relationship we never knew about, which truly fleshes out Hannah's character and gives us a glimpse at who she was when Clay wasn't dutifully looking on.
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Yet Victor Hugo's durable 19th-century soap opera gets a lavish, inordinately expansive makeover with a new six-hour production featuring Dominic West and David Oyelowo, one that fleshes out characters and situations normally given short shrift on screen.
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Channel Zero fleshes out the bare bones of the original story to gripping effect, complete with a strong ensemble cast (featuring British treasure Fiona Shaw), a malevolent tone, and a cadre of creepy monsters — including one covered with human teeth.
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If the strength of Ms. Rubenhold's book is that she fleshes out Polly Nichols, Annie Chapman and the other victims as real people, with all their flaws, "The Women of Whitechapel" flattens them — they are poor wretches with hearts of gold.
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But of the two composers it is Rossini who fleshes out his Desdemona more fully, creating a proud, red-blooded woman well equipped to defy social conventions and racial prejudice with her choice of the foreign-born Otello as partner.
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The story, admittedly, requires a bit of time before taking shape as it fleshes out a central facet of the "Star Wars" chapter subsequently christened "A New Hope" -- namely, that Princess Leia had to get those stolen Death Star plans from somewhere.
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Lamster deals extensively with Johnson's horrendous infatuation with the Nazis in the 1930s, a ghastly chapter that was well documented in Franz Schulze's 1994 biography and that Lamster fleshes out with a few more details, which do not redound to his subject's benefit.
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Over a track that fleshes out the skeletal beat of most reggaetón with horns and Latin percussion, Ms. Lopez sings about the uncontrollable power of love, working from breathiness to gutsy rasps; Gente de Zona heartily agrees with her, growling in satisfaction.
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Like any good futuristic storyteller, writer/director Niccol fleshes out his tale with terminology and mythology, so we discover that while Vincent Freeman (Ethan Hawke) is a "borrowed ladder"—an "invalid" who uses the identity of a "valid," and the advantages it affords.
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Because it gives the company yet another personal signal to triangulate and better understand who people on its platform are really friends with — which in turn fleshes out the user-profiles behind the eyeballs that Facebook uses to fuel its ad targeting, money-minting engines.
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The story digs into its own mythology and fleshes out the people behind the Purge (the New Founding Fathers) while also taking a closer look at the effects of the Purge on anyone who doesn't happen to live in an expensive bunker of a house.
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"Original Gangstas" fleshes out the N.W.A story as seen in the hit movie "Straight Outta Compton" and updates the epic saga of Death Row, which was told more vibrantly in Ronin Ro's 1998 "Have Gun Will Travel," but it doesn't break much new ground.
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Comey's book fleshes out the testimony he gave before the Senate Intelligence Committee in June 2017 with considerable emotional detail, and it showcases its author's gift for narrative — a skill he clearly honed during his days as United States attorney for the Southern District of New York.
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That contradiction (a more strident observer might call it hypocrisy, couldn't be me) is at the core of A Hidden Life, which fleshes out the turmoil which plays out both within Jägerstätter (August Diehl) and between him and his community in the isolated village of Sankt Radegund.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Donald Trump's threats to battle Mexico over trade, investment and jobs have pushed a growing number of companies operating in the country to put expansion plans on hold until the president-elect fleshes out his policies, business leaders have told Reuters since the Nov.
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Drawing heavily on reporting by The New York Times, Mr. Stewart, a Times reporter, also fleshes out how Mr. Rosenstein raised with Mr. McCabe the possibility of invoking the 25th Amendment, which allows a vice president and a majority of cabinet members to remove an unfit president from office.
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The script never fleshes out the members of the backing band, and in the second act — with the exception of a defiant, devastating and somewhat unlikely 11 o'clock number ("Welcome Home") — the show trades real and probably unresolvable conflict for familiar clashes between love and fear, art and business.
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For New York, the signal event of the year was October's reopening of the Museum of Modern Art with its newly expanded, improved building and more inclusive, historically accurate permanent collection hang, which fleshes out the epic of Modernism with works by women, artists of color and non-Westerners.
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But just two days before Comey's testimony, that war room has yet to materialize and multiple sources said its creation is effectively on hold until Trump fleshes out his legal team to represent him on the matter with a DC counsel to work with New York-based attorney Marc Kasowitz.
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The follow-up covers some of the same ground but fleshes out how Samuel L. Jackson's fragile-boned title figure harnesses the superpowers of David Dunn (Bruce Willis) and the multiple personalities of Kevin Wendell Crumb (James McAvoy) to plot their escape from a mental institution where they're all being held.
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Milius was an avid surfer for much of his life—remember, this is the guy who wrote the line "Charlie don't surf"—and in combining his experiences with those of co-writer Denny Aaberg and their friends, he fleshes out the world of surfing into a story rather than an Endless Summer–style documentary.
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Still, the series gets progressively better as it gradually fleshes out its cast of players, including Colm Meaney as the theater's founder, who puts an early but recognizable spin on the notion of prioritizing commerce over art; and an assortment of colorful actors, who haven't become any less needy, for these purposes, in the last half-millennium.
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To me, the real drama in this story, which Ms. Levin only flicks at in her seventh chapter but never fleshes out in full, is internal: What kind of blind faith does it require, what kind of terror must one beat away, in order to labor in total darkness — toward an objective that so many of your peers believe is folly?
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Magistrate Judge Orenstein's opinion in the New York case fleshes out the primary argument that Apple is using in its San Bernardino case: that the All Writs Act can't be used to force Apple to assist the government, because another law, the Communications Assistance for Law Enforcement Act (CALEA) is a "comprehensive statutory scheme" that excludes the use of the All Writs Act in this area.
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E-Commerce Guide by CNN Underscored: Novelty items 'Black Panther' fans will love In that thread, as well as another that fleshes out Killmonger's past, Coogler (who also co-wrote the script with Joe Robert Cole) has taken the source material -- and a character introduced in 1966 -- and delivered an unexpectedly relevant and timely movie, one with something to say woven into its fantastic trappings.
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Keiichi Matsuda's new short film Merger taps into that uncertainty by imagining a workplace where humans have been proven to be less capable than AI. In the five-minute film, Matsuda fleshes out a dim world where humans have been all but overtaken by algorithms, forcing the protagonist—a hapless small- business -adviser trying to help her human clients—to try and shed certain aspects of her humanity in the hopes of reaching peak productivity.
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Apple's white paper further fleshes out how Face ID functions — noting, for example, that the TrueDepth camera's dot projector module "projects and reads over 30,000 infrared dots to form a depth map of an attentive face" when someone tries to unlock the iPhone X (the system tracks gaze as well which means the user has to be actively looking at the face of the phone to activate Face ID), as well as grabbing a 2D infrared image (via the module's infrared camera).
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