There's not gradations because we're in this culture ... No, there are gradations, but I'm worried that the left is ignoring gradations.
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There are indeed gradations, and that's why I began to develop what I called the "Gradations of Evil" scale, which has almost two-dozens levels in it.
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There are shades of gray, there are gradations of memory.
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The many gradations and types of touch are miles off.
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But my dudes: Women know there are gradations of abuse.
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Although the dynamics are mainly muted, they contain gradations, contrasts.
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There are gradations of conservatives, as there are of liberals.
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But what do the various gradations of light pollution actually look like?
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A big blue tractor sat alongside a smaller orange one (for gradations).
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Charles Murray is obviously uniquely awful, but there are gradations to awful.
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So much for the gradations of progressivism, for the shades of gray.
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Throw gradations of race and sexuality, those old standbys, in there, too.
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There are a variety of gradations between an unwanted kiss and a rape.
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Of course, there are gradations to this charming sign that are often overlooked.
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I think it's very important to make sure we do keep our gradations clear.
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His angst is real, as are the gradations of social hierarchy that cause it.
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A lot of the show's energy goes into defining the moral gradations of Mrs.
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Well, the gradations of blue clothes in your closet are kind of like a painting.
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And it should be clear by now that racism, like any form of prejudice, has gradations.
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That holds up in my testing — less banding, more gradations of tone that reproduce more accurately.
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THERE are 2200 gradations in India's archaic caste system, from the priestly to the supposedly untouchable.
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It has gradations of pale blue and white and declares that the area is "Thieves Ave."
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As Matt Damon has discovered, there can be no gradations, at least publicly, in backing #MeToo.
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"My Brilliant Friend" is constantly conscious of how money and small gradations of privilege change lives.
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System 1 helps us make decisions quickly, but it also fails to appreciate nuances and gradations.
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When it comes to the magnitude, severity, and timetable, there are shades and gradations of apocalyptic hues.
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Kiki can convey a complex range of emotions that includes gradations of anger, surprise, happiness, and sadness.
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"mixing" in America for centuries and it simply created shades of brown—newer gradations of blackness—which
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But these gradations are fuzzy, and they never quite map onto what voters actually have to say.
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Over the years, the scale has stretched to 10, in order to accommodate more gradations of sensation.
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They placed the ants on increasingly steep gradations, from zero degree all the way up to 90.
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The truth is that there's no such thing as a "safe" dose of radiation, only gradations of risk.
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Both thereby apostrophize America's original sin and permanent crisis: the otherizing of the not white, regardless of gradations.
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Ghebreyesus has proposed a color-coded classification system to more accurately capture the gradations of global health crises.
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The form eventually reveals itself through gradations in a color's lightness or darkness, to which she acts or reacts.
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It's worth pointing out that even then the reference monitor was the only display that could handle shadow gradations.
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Images appear flat, losing all the subtle detail and color gradations that go into making a photo feel realistic.
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By focusing on whether majorities of each group support a policy, they ignore gradations in the level of support.
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The characters have pale flesh tones, yes, but their surroundings are black and white and countless gradations of gray.
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The brand began exploring such gradations of color in 2007 with the pavé stone decoration of its Tango collection.
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And what message do we send to our sons and daughters when we accept gradations of crossing the line?
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Imagine something that looks like a spreadsheet but instead of numbers it's filled with colors of varying hues and gradations.
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The best displays offer vivid, accurate colors, sharp detail, and smooth gradations—just like your eyes see in real life.
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The running musical commentary gives the games an air of high drama, slapstick comedy and the various gradations in between.
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The gradations vary slightly from rectangle to rectangle, so that each sheet seems to be struck by an unseen light.
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In reality, there are different gradations to the decriminalization of various substances, as well as a number of contradictory policies.
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For a network like OWN, there is an immediate advantage in its singular focus on black life in all its gradations.
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There are little tweaks to the software, as well, including more font size gradations and the ability to bold any font.
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Some of the techniques that Mr. Lesage invented, like beading in gradations of color for Vionnet, are back in style now.
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In normal times, markets process gradations of risk, pricing stocks and bonds according to the probability that something bad could transpire.
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Flavin oversaw the design of the upper space, and the subtle gradations of light from work to work are finely calibrated.
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She juxtaposes color judiciously — bright orange-red and shades of light blue and green, or gradations of rose and a gray-violet.
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In the subtle gradations from robust dense tone to smoky layers, their playing often resembled that of a first-rate string quartet.
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For example, think about all the gradations of touch interactions users now have to remember to use iOS 11 to its full potential.
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For one thing, the more data it is allowed to use, the more gradations it can describe, and the less severe the banding.
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For the project, Ono transformed photographs of the sky into these intricate tile works that could display subtle gradations in color and tone.
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Instead, he approaches the layering of tree bark conceptually, translating the textures and typically brown tones into gradations of reds, whites, and blues.
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"In terms of gradations of immorality, holding people for years who we have no national security interest in detaining is unconscionable," she said.
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Her combination of bawdy subject matter and deft caricature with clear drawing and precise gradations of shading culminates in wonderfully funny, art historical contradiction.
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"It has gradations, if you will, on what you can or cannot do with regard to providing or giving Iran offensive capabilities," he said.
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Now we have gradations, different qualities, lots of conflicts and possibilities that emanate from this multi-layered, multi-dimensional evolution of the old categories.
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Brodeur captures the emotional gradations in a tense room as deftly as she establishes the sea salt air and elaborate dinners of her childhood.
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Questions about gradations of self-driving car technology, and its impact on human drivers, are likely ones we'll be asking for years to come.
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And finally the language of paint — color for its own sake, and for the sake of its infinitesimal patterns, tonalities, gradations – is Moreau's definitive subject.
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All along these gradations we find what we call humanity, from birth to the Alzheimer's patients who have lost access to most of their experiences.
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He operates his camera as an emotional spectrograph, tracking minute gradations of mood as his characters try and generally fail to connect with one another.
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Because her gradations slyly allude to the mixed and often unacknowledged backgrounds of African-Americans, Sherald's paintings make an important statement about our racial history.
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We owe it to our children to "offer clarity,'' she wrote, to be spared "explaining the gradations between sexual assault, sexual harassment and unwelcome groping.
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Where Western cuisines were always granted minute distinctions (Tuscan versus Piedmontese, say, or the thousand gradations within American barbecue), "foreign" cuisines were perceived as monoliths.
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Also a Swede, he ordered a thermometer in the 1740s using Celsius gradations, but with calibration shifted to move in the same direction as Fahrenheit's.
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Also a Swede, in the 1740s, he ordered a thermometer using Celsius' gradations, but with calibration shifted to move in the same direction as Fahrenheit's.
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After all, the varying gradations of psilocybin containing "magic mushrooms" may have been a major contributing catalyst for the evolution of the modern human brain itself!
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The angles of the regional architecture and the wriggle of greenery all but dissolve in the lengthening shadows, varied gradations of mauve, lilac and dark purple.
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But there are different "gradations" of friendships, too, and someone might feel like you're overstepping your bounds by making comments about their relationship, Dr. Bonior says.
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Using a technology known as lidar, they shot pulses of light at the ground from lasers mounted on helicopters, which revealed subtle gradations in the landscape.
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Similarly, in "Atmosphere" (1978), Neil Jenney painted the subtle gradations of a sunrise inside a window frame and absurdly labeled the sill with the artwork's title.
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Mr. Scott said Mr. Gowdy was not likely to miss the rough-and-tumble of such politically charged matters — or the gradations of truth in Washington.
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" To insist on abuses of institutional power, Garner suggests, nullifies the fact that all relationships contain asymmetries of power, and that there are "gradations of offence.
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Working with, as the show descriptor states, "unfolding volume" and "gradations of light," the artist showcases enormous plastic balloons, to glue-made stalactites frozen inside acrylic boxes.
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" The differences, as in other sorts of oppositions, were only a series of "gradations," and this "has been a very basic understanding of the world for me.
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With this work, O'Keeffe has achieved complete mastery over her medium, with solid forms played against translucent strokes, and color gradations that bleed effortlessly from light to dark.
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It is a portrait, in short, of an ineffably individual being made of fine gradations of thought and feeling that can never be reduced to formulas or calculations.
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One example is the 2012 cotton blanket from the Index Collection that fabulously illustrates the tonal gradations of color printing — monotone, duotone and multitoned — from pale to intense.
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One example is the 2708 cotton blanket by the Index Collection that fabulously illustrates the tonal gradations of color printing — monotone, duotone and multitone — from pale to intense.
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One example is the 2012 cotton blanket by the Index Collection that fabulously illustrates the tonal gradations of color printing — monotone, duotone and multitone — from pale to intense.
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Its plot and emotions are evoked through intricate gradations of pitch, volume and vocal attack, a vocabulary of gentle wailing, babble and calligraphically flowing lines, rather than words.
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"They're doing various gradations of RV144—an extra booster, a different adjuvant," says Jay Levy, a virologist at UC San Francisco and one of the people who discovered HIV.
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But to examine them more closely is simply to get reacquainted with the features of the human face: its shapes and curvatures; gradations of light and color; freckles; eyelashes.
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I came up with a whole series of gradations that I was able to verify, based on print sources, what stages we had reached on the Language-Change Index.
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The same unhappy effect is even more pronounced with darker grays and colors like navy blue, and it's amplified by the V30's apparent inability to render color gradations smoothly.
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The gradations of Democratic revolution were on display at an event in Brooklyn Tuesday celebrating the Working Families Party: Cynthia Nixon, the actor running in a September primary against Gov.
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Instead, the frames stand replete with dense, heavy atmospheres and various gradations of blackness that evoke the nighttime conditions through which enslaved people passed and the ongoing dangers they faced.
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But when I started walking around with Celsius in my head, I noticed that such minor gradations don't really matter — it was hot, or it was cold, or it was neither.
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Instrument makers seized on this to build musical timekeeping devices in which the length of a pendulum is adjusted according to specific gradations to make it swing at a desired speed.
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My father's racism, if you can write about gradations of racism, is less overt than that of most white people I know in Elkhart, but that isn't anything to brag about.
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Still, "Peculiar Ground," with its witches and aristocrats, its highly educated men, women and children, and its gradations of every conceivable social type between upstairs and downstairs, is a grand spectacle.
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The Legacy Paper line introduces four papers that utilize an industry leading microporous inkjet receiver layer to produce deep, rich blacks, expanded color gamut, and smooth tonal gradations with outstanding image permanence.
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The way they bounce back can show the presence of subtle gradations in the landscape, indicating places where past civilizations altered their environment, even if buried beneath thick vegetation or other obstructions.
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From classic portraits of accomplished older women and rich-hued photos of cultural trendsetters to portraits of people who question gradations of skin color or gender roles, her images are hardly mute.
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His critics fear that the style, improvised and inflammatory, might create substantive havoc, particularly in the realm of foreign policy, where the smallest gradations of adjective or adverb can affect real lives.
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Elsewhere, the fraying, red-and-gray gradations of a wall-mounted tapestry are the flattened lengths of a fire hose, the principal weapon used against black civil rights activists in the 1960s.
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And part of what made it great were the tiny details in textures and subtle gradations of light that are only just recently possible with advances in shaders, volumetric fog, and so on.
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But if the starkest contrast this week has been between Mr. Trump and those vying to unseat him, the speeches on Wednesday by several Democratic candidates also exposed important gradations in their worldviews.
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But if the starkest contrast this week has been between Mr. Trump and those vying to unseat him, the speeches on Wednesday by several Democratic candidates also exposed important gradations in their worldviews.
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Animators use objects to push groups of pins through the screen at various depths, with the shadows cast by the pins producing a wide range of tonal gradations depending on how far they protrude.
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In 21960, after seeing a retrospective of Georges Seurat's work at the Museum of Modern Art in New York, Hazelet began to employ pointillism's stippling to cover her surfaces with gradations of colored dots.
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Its expanded vocabulary includes relentless Minimalist repetition, melodic (though still jagged) guitar leads, precise gradations of clarity and distortion, violin parts that subtly link tracks together and song structures that keep taking left turns.
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Its subsequent uses were mostly aesthetic, concerning colors in paintings, textiles, wigs, but it was soon borrowed to analogize, and then describe, gradations in facial expressions, the meanings of words, the subtleties of music.
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One possibility must override another when in reality there are these different gradations that speak to one another, indict one another, and also maybe make space for a really creative composite view of history.
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The book nimbly ranges across the charged and vexing aspects of digital life — the gradations of online friendship, trolls, the allure of voyeuristically monitoring old friends — while also neglecting some of its most fundamental issues.
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In one, "An Extended Gray Scale" (1972-73), she painted as many gradations from black to white as she could come up with — 106, as it turned out, each a 22-by-22-inch canvas.
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By disarming the viewer with unassuming representations of lighthouses or fish, flowers or hillsides, the paintings lure the eye ever closer, as intermingled colors and fine gradations of light both constitute and complicate those objects.
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In this version, the undifferentiated "swamp" matters more than the gradations along the wide scale from the new member of Congress desperate for campaign funds to the raw plunder of Mr. Trump, his family and allies.
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One tamale looks volcanic, the masa haunted by a rust-red ombre of mole poblano, a meld of raisins, almonds, plantains, chocolate, cinnamon, sesame seeds and mulato, pasilla and ancho chiles, gradations of sweetness and heat.
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Mosse, with Tweeten's cinematography, captured footage of the ongoing refugee crisis — brought on by war and climate change — with an unwieldy military-grade heat-detecting camera which rendered the recorded images in textured, ghostly monochromatic gradations.
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Under the new policies, the DOJ will issue uniform language requirements for forensic scientists in their labs to use during testimony and reporting, to standardize the way they talk about different levels and gradations of forensic evidence.
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They went to Open House parties, held in abandoned meatpacking plants, where partiers let down all their layers and displayed the infinite gradations of pain and joy to strangers while DJs played breaknoise directly into their heads.
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Introducing his "Skiagrafies (Shadow Etchings)" from the stage, the composer Stratis Minakakis said he had been inspired by Beethoven's exploration of tiny gradations at the ultraquiet end of the volume spectrum at the end of his career.
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Yet "airlines keep crowding people in the same amount of space and keep adding gradations in the space," Mr. Payne of the University of North Carolina said, even as they create social norms about appropriate flight behavior.
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Consider the poem "I Am Learning to Abandon the World": Although this quiet lyric is elegiac, it doesn't mourn the inevitability of growing old so much as it accepts aging's wearisome gradations as stages of self-reclamation.
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It's the kind of place where product names exist in helpful gradations — using "Between Hoops" ($65) to describe a medium pair, like a cook who deploys a "pinch" of salt as a precise metric rather than a suggestion.
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Any honest appraisal of Ovechkin, though, must account for gradations: He has thrived and struggled, delighted and disappointed, flourished on mediocre teams and wilted on better ones, all while averaging nearly a point per game in the postseason.
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" One might reference Brakhage's own explanation of the concept, from his book Metaphors on Vision, published 40 years before his death: "Imagine a world alive with incomprehensible objects, shimmering with endless variety of movement and innumerable gradations of color.
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One hundred and six identically sized gray paintings ranging from very light to very dark with all sorts of gradations in between wrapped around the exhibition space's walls like a horizon line, or perhaps a really long film strip.
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"I raise and lower the tip and turn the angle of it (like you would a fan paintbrush or a calligraphy pen or a can of spray paint), in order to achieve different gradations of clean," she told Insider.
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And while FEMA flood maps let people know if they are "in or out" of high hazard areas, they do little to explain the gradations of flood risk and how flood risk continues past the 100-year floodplain line.
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Wiring links the tanks to an electronic interface, through which resistance can be dialed up in minor gradations and, god forbid, down in similar measure (the decrease makes the hissing sound of cabin air escaping a plane's overhead twist-blowers).
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But there are always two representatives of the salmon family — king and arctic char, gradations of creaminess — and two types of tuna, perhaps meaty albacore followed by bluefin cut from along the spine, or toro, sweet and unresisting, from the belly.
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Kiki Smith's "Falcon" (1999, printed by Carol Weaver) is a color etching and aquatint of an impossibly detailed falcon with a hood on its head; seen from the back, the individual barbs and color gradations on each feather are painstakingly rendered.
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Of the contemporary Hunter College color painters, their work is most aligned, in formal terms anyway, with that of Sanford Wurmfeld, who, in works such as the immersive "Cyclorama" (2004), uses incremental gradations of hue to give light a seemingly corporeal presence.
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The assertion that limiting access to a small subset of senators to protect sources and methods as being incompatible with democracy really is an argument for having no gradations of information sensitivity or reasons to minimize the chance that adversaries see it.
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Mr. Barenboim, who has been a passionate advocate of Boulez's music, conducted with a keen ear for opulent tone colors but for, above all, the gradations in between, the way a sandy chord blooms and brightens, or a glittery liquid line gathers force.
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His protagonists rant lyrically for 10 or 15 pages, consider taking a grand action but don't pursue it, and eventually, when O'Neill decides the story is finished, have an epiphanic experience triggered by the subtle gradations in gravel, clouds or plant life.
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So, with powerful men toppling and disappearing in a way that feels sometimes exhilarating and sometimes disturbing, because of the absence of due process and proper gradations of crime and punishment, I press her about whether we are in danger of a backlash.
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Where the regular season is a mess of intentions and effort levels and gradations of players-having-partied-the-night-before that can't be fully figured out, the postseason is simple, and the way in which it matters is clear and urgent.
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So for our second episode of #R29StyleStalking with ASOS, which we set against the backdrop of London's bustling streets, we're taking cues from the catwalks and pulling a page from our Style Stalking playbook with looks that embrace gradations of one color all over.
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While acknowledging that most voters won't be aware of the fine gradations between the various statements, or the times they were released, Ms. Billoo said the moments in aggregate can help create an impression about which candidates can be trusted by historically marginalized communities.
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The more detailed Harvard study, which examined gradations of adherence to a plant-based diet, found that "even a slightly lower intake of animal foods combined with a higher intake of healthy plant foods" was associated with a lower risk of developing heart disease.
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An instinct toward solidarity had been twisted into what seemed like a private fantasy of persecution that could flatten all differences among women—a vision of terrible equality, which, in an era when minute gradations of power are analyzed constantly, could induce a secret thrill.
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I never minced words in describing exactly what form of cutting was involved, and there are many gradations of severity, and the terrible damage it did, and stayed away from the euphemistic circumcision, but chose to use the less culturally loaded term, genital cutting.
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His most fully worked-out example shows how prefixes could modify the meaning of "tor," his word for temperature, to produce more specific meanings from exceedingly hot [owtor], through pretty hot [awtor], warm [etor], indifferently cold [aytor] and extremely cold [oytor], with all gradations in between.
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Men are more violent than women, a fact we are prone to invoking not as a statistic but either meekly, as a quandary, or gravely, as a judgment; at a time of viral outrage like the #MeToo moment, we may sense gradations but are afraid to be labeled apologists.
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Among the most striking images here is a series of vignettes with captivating landscapes, which use minute color gradations to give the illusion of distance, with vistas stretching across green fields, rocky outcrops and winding rivers to hazy blue hills and peaks; and brilliantly rendered night scenes under starlit skies.
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Where the German master's expressive world is that of titanic wills in collision and of greed, redemption and the agon of scorching human passions, the Frenchman's voice is that of the natural world, of water and wind, of light and shadow, and of the most subtle gradations of sonority and color.
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Not the author of "Mockingbird"—with whom anyone who picks it up will already be familiar—but Mr Flynt, an unmatched chronicler of moral gradations in a place where doing the right thing has been risky, and a man who, like the Atticus of "Mockingbird", was himself always on the right side.
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Such incongruence between a source and its manipulation throws a monkey wrench into the workings of our visual receptors, which are conditioned to respond one way to a specific cluster of stimuli (the tonal gradations distinct to photography) and in a very different way to another (the propulsive currents of gestural abstraction).
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And what once seemed vices in Powell could be reevaluated as virtues: His fussiness was also a passion for precision in delineating what is exactly knowable about other people; his snobbery was also a sensitivity to the gradations of social milieu; his chilly dispassion also a necessary part of his anthropological curiosity about human oddness.
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Ellie wants to convince her parents that "there are whole gradations of just trying to have a little fun that don't end in tragedy and homelessness," but we learn early on that Ellie's story does end in tragedy, after she is sent to Florida to stay with Annie, a longtime friend of her mother's.
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A gift for documenting infinitesimal gradations of fear, anger or sheer sensory joy animates Gaffney's scenes of the interactions of the residents and the horses, as well as some of the episodes in her own life she relates, like the workshop she attended 15 years earlier, taught by a world-famous trainer, at which she was the only woman.
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Colored pencil on paper and cut-up images invoke thoughts of childhood and long-dormant muscle memory; thus they manage to eschew the pretense of high art by accessing that inherent Rausch — a sort of physiological drunkenness or affective intoxication that makes art possible, referenced in Fredric Jameson's The Ancients and the Postmoderns — worn down by life's sandy curves and gradations.
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To produce costumes, she says, you must be fluent in the gradations of the past, and Michele's collections for Gucci are indeed like glorious excavations — the fashion equivalent of archaeological digs (here the Elizabethan, there the Victorian, a nod to czarist Russia, a wink at Ziggy Stardust) narrated in a century-hopping, decade-scrambling vocabulary of flowing caftans and boxy jumpsuits, floral and animal prints and brocades.
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As I was deliberating, as I was trying to determine exactly how an uninsured aerial intervention would help matters, I was blindsided by a feeling that I can describe only as a powerful sense of arrival—as if all my life I had been trekking, in a series of unconscious gradations and unconscious turns, on an imperceptible road that finally, at this exact moment, had delivered me to a new place and a new dimension of action.
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