Also, when trapped in a cave, the darkness even can leave its mark on your health.
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But being the wife of an internationally known firebrand would leave its mark on the young Ching-ling.
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It was the stigma of landlessness that would leave its mark on white trash from this day forward.
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While Hands Across America may not have reached its lofty goals, it did leave its mark on pop culture.
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The government shutdown could leave its mark on Joshua Tree National Park for several centuries, said the park's former superintendent.
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The final product is a shitposting gem that will leave its mark on history thanks to its disruptive value and pure nonsensicalness.
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The slowdown has started leave its mark on an otherwise solid labor market that has been providing impetus to a consumption-driven growth cycle.
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"However, if Germany's single most important trading partner, the U.S., really moves towards more protectionism, this would definitely leave its mark on German growth," he said.
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Had the yijing helped him avoid making a decision that would have led to undue stress that tends to leave its mark on the face and body?
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"However, if Germany's single most important trading partner, the United States, really moves towards more protectionism, this would definitely leave its mark on German growth," he said.
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And well after all of us are gone, did Instagram leave its mark on the world by developing technologies and tools that other social networks can adopt.
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ET. The repercussions of Hurricane Harvey continue to leave its mark on markets, with investors wondering how much damage the natural disaster will have on the energy sector.
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"The weaker growth momentum will leave its mark on domestic price pressures, slowing the adjustment of inflation towards our aim," Luis de Guindos told members of the European Parliament.
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Unlike graffiti, which is meant to leave its mark on mostly urban environments for as long as possible, these installations attempt not to defy but to chronicle nature's mutability.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads DALLAS — For the next four years, the art and design initiative New Cities, Future Ruins plans to leave its mark on the United States Sun Belt.
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But there are also daily reminders, like Tuesday's announcement of a rollback of Obama-era coal pollution rules, that this presidency will leave its mark on many other facets of American life.
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I would often trace the fluid lines of a black tag with my fingertips, feeling the wild stroke of a derelict hand that had dared to leave its mark on the world.
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And this will leave its mark on emerging economies, the strategist warned — particularly those who are exposed to high amounts of dollar-denominated debt, who will be finding it more expensive to borrow money.
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The uptick in activity contrasts with a plunge in German investor morale in July to its lowest level since 2012, as investors fretted Britain's farewell to the EU could leave its mark on the German economy.
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"By signing this new agreement for Hellenikon, the implementation of an investment which will leave its mark on the development of this country has taken its course," privatization agency chief Stergios Pitsiorlas said in its statement.
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Sticking with the U.S., the repercussions of Hurricane Harvey continues to leave its mark on markets, with investors wondering how much damage the natural disaster will have on the economy and sectors like energy and insurance.
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"Over the past week we have seen heavy, sweet crude differentials rising markedly, as the long-awaited IMO impact has started to leave its mark on the crude market," JBC Energy said in a note on Monday.
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ET. Sticking with the U.S., the repercussions of Hurricane Harvey continues to leave its mark on markets, with investors wondering how much damage the natural disaster will have on the economy and sectors like energy and insurance.
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The increasing Democratic strength within populous, racially diverse metropolitan areas like Atlanta, Houston and Phoenix will leave its mark on the electoral map as soon as the 2020 election, transforming Georgia, Texas and Arizona from Republican bastions to contested battlegrounds.
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"The strong euro zone, which has been fired up by an extremely expansive monetary policy, has not failed to leave its mark on the strongest euro economy," Sentix said, suggesting Germany was benefiting from a recovery in the currency bloc.
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But '80s-era creators like Frank Miller, David Mazzuchelli, Alan Moore and Grant Morrison infused even more psychological complexity into the character, setting the stage for Burton's "Batman," which would forever shift mainstream perception of the character and leave its mark on the comics as well.
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WASHINGTON — The most powerful and ambitious Republican-led Congress in 20 years will convene Tuesday, with plans to leave its mark on virtually every facet of American life — refashioning the country's social safety net, wiping out scores of labor and environmental regulations and unraveling some of the most significant policy prescriptions put forward by the Obama administration.
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His debut jazz album, "Les Jardins Mystiques," is set to be released on Brainfeeder this year, and if the live recordings that comprise Miguel Atwood-Ferguson Ensemble Live in Los Angeles July 23—a performance that included Flying Lotus, Kamasi Washington, Bilal, Dontae Winslow, Chris Dave, and many other notables—is any indication, Atwood-Ferguson's forthcoming record is sure to leave its mark on the LA jazz scene.
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In 1947, Roger Lantier, 11 years old, is expelled, again, from his school - to the despair and anger of his father. He goes next to a new school where 'Mumu' holds sway, "the meanest teacher in the department". This meeting is one that will leave its mark on the young student forever.
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This scattering will leave its mark on the CMB anisotropy map, introducing secondary anisotropies (anisotropies introduced after recombination). The overall effect is to erase anisotropies that occur on smaller scales. While anisotropies on small scales are erased, polarization anisotropies are actually introduced because of reionization. By looking at the CMB anisotropies observed, and comparing with what they would look like had reionization not taken place, the electron column density at the time of reionization can be determined.
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The diversity of elements, although praised by most reviewers, was criticized by some publishers. The Skinny's Pete Wild commented that, despite all the elements throughout their career, the band still failed to leave its mark on a mainstream audience. He concluded his review saying that it is an album for "our doomy times and is perhaps one best listened to at night, with a stiff drink in your hand and a serious expression on your face.", and gave it a score of 2 out of 5 stars.
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To prevent duplication in designations, each headquarters was assigned a block of numbers to use when numbering its AAFBUs.For example, First Air Force units were numbered from 100 to 199, while Second Air Force used the numbers 200 to 299 for its units. Despite some resistance, the experiment was destined to leave its mark on postwar organization of the United States Air Force (USAF). In September 1947, upon establishment of the USAF, the AAFBUs on permanent Army Air Forces bases became Air Force Base Units (AFBU) upon the base transfer to the USAF.
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Because the base units could be designated, organized, and discontinued by the commands, air forces, and centers, they were in effect major command-controlled (or MAJCON) units, the first of their kind. Despite some resistance, the experiment was destined to leave its mark on postwar organization of the United States Air Force. In September 1947, upon establishment of the U.S. Air Force, all AAF base units were re- designated as Air Force Base Units (AFBUs); but by mid-1948 the remaining base units were discontinued or re designated into a new type of four-digit T/D unit (Hobson Plan), the direct predecessor of the MAJCON system.
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In the summer of 1994, some students developed the idea of a festival which could leave its mark on the culture of their city. The festival would meet three conditions: enhancing the old part of Martina Franca, bringing various forms of art from the world and local traditions and involve young people. The choice of name was oriented on a musical instrument popular in the Middle Age, the hurdy-gurdy, “ghironda” in Italian, which embodies the verb “girare” (to turn), the distinguishing feature of the itinerant festival, and music, considered as the only universal language. The festival is still organized by the Ghironda Association since 1995.
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Grabbing the world's attention is easily done through the destruction of such sites, given the extensive media coverage and international condemnation that comes afterwards. Destroying historic ruins also allows ISIL to wipe the slate clean and to start afresh, leaving no traces of any previous culture or civilization, while also providing an ideal platform for the group to establish its own identity and leave its mark on history. Despite the images showing extreme destruction, ISIL has also been making use of the looted antiquities to finance their activities. Despite the UN's ban on the trade of artifacts looted from Syria since 2011, the group has been smuggling these artifacts out of the Middle East and on to the underground antique markets of Europe and North America.
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The charitable activities of the Knights of Columbus include the money and time donated by the Order of the Knights of Columbus, state and local councils, and individual members, to charitable causes. According to the National Catholic Reporter, "there is hardly a corner of the Catholic world where the resources of this international force have not left an impression." This has allowed the Knights and its high-ranking officers to "become powerful and influential in ways unimaginable in 1882 ... and no other lay group can match the Knights' ability to leave its mark on the church" - raising serious concerns over its ability to distort the Catholic Church's broader governance and decision-making. At their 2019 convention, the CEO claimed that the organization had donated $185 million and 76 million volunteer hours toward charity projects in 2018.
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Peukert wrote: > "The Third Reich cannot have failed to leave its mark on all members of > society...Even resistance fighters who did not conform were weighted by the > experience of persecution, by the sense of their own impotence, and of the > petty compromises that were necessary for survival. The system did its work > on the anti-fascists too, and often enough it worked despite the > shortcomings of the fascists themselves". Peukert wrote that even those Germans who went into "inner emigration", withdrawing from society as much as possible to avoid dealing with the Nazis as much as they could, helped the system worked. Peukert wrote that "inner emigration" led to "...self-absorption and self-sufficiency, to the mixture of "apathy and pleasure-seeking" described by one wartime diarist...Paradoxically, then, even the population's counter-reaction to the National Socialist pressure of mobilization served to stabilize the system".
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