But Red Dead Online's take has a much more singular focus.
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I become not so much someone else as a more singular part of myself.
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The weirder and more singular the role, the more unforgettable the actor stands to become.
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The ferocity with which she embraced Mr. Raniere and Nxivm makes her case even more singular.
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His views on regulation are less known than those on monetary policy and are more singular.
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This record was responsible for introducing something far more singular than that to the global population.
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Whereas the previous works cultivated living spaces alongside natural systems, with "Swale," the focus is simpler and more singular: food.
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But if later films do get off the ground, they're going to need to spring from more singular, confident visions than this.
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As the Pentagon increasingly views space as a war-fighting domain, leaders resurrected US Space Command to provide a more singular focus on space.
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For a little more money, the rosés from Bandol or Cassis, or darker, more singular examples like Château Simone or Clos Cibonne, would be delicious.
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But it can still be difficult for women to access that kind of machismo without being criticized for it, making Cardi's image all the more singular.
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The Last Express was an oddity even for its time, and in the twenty years since Jordan Mechner made it, I think it's only gotten more singular.
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Mr. Brunetti, who was born in Germany in 1965, had worked for about two decades in advertising when, in 2005, he switched to a more singular vocation.
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But served on their own, they are even more singular: steaklike themselves beneath their gleam of herb-scented butter, perfect with a glass of wine and roasted potatoes.
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Next to Spicoli ordering a pizza in detention, is there a more singular American teen-movie moment than when Eugene Levy catches Jason Biggs fucking a cherry pie?
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And here I am, still watching people explore games without dynamic audiences, because I find it somehow more singular, more fun, and more produced than the casual Twitch stream.
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Other challenges are more singular: Each year, hundreds of students enroll who not only are new to the school and the country, but also are unfamiliar with their parents.
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In part that approach makes "Loving" a more singular and at times affecting movie, capturing as it does Richard's apprehension every time he sees the dust from a car heading up their country road.
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The removal of those buildings made the sculpture's relationship to 140 Broadway of more singular importance, which has had the further effect of amplifying the unfortunate impact of other, more recent additions and alterations.
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Where the curators' choice of artists ensures a space for more singular voices, so too does it invite a secondary reading of contemporary experiences of queerness that collectively complicate and modernize a historically fraught approach.
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Elizabeth Streb presents "Sea II: More Singular Extreme Actions," a continually evolving one-hour show of several short works in which dancers, with the help of the choreographer's precision equipment, defy gravity and physical limits.
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The artistry and sustained off-line attentions of Knausgaard, Cusk, and Lerner; the intimate multivolume epics of Elena Ferrante and the curiously under-discussed Jane Smiley; more singular and lovely novels than I could ever list here.
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"Donor-advised funds that are sponsored by a community foundation tend to have a more singular focus and they're on the local pulse of charitable activity," said Gavin Morrissey, managing partner at Financial Strategy Associates in Needham, Massachusetts.
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Timberlake told Variety about the new project, which currently doesn't have a release date (he states "I have no idea when I'll put it out"), but which according to the singer, is "more singular" than his previous work.
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Sherry isn't the only thing to focus on in Jerez — just 10 minutes away is one of the more singular spectacles I've taken in on my travels, a horse-dancing exhibition at the Royal Andalusian School of Equestrian Arts.
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More than a billion streams, five Grammy nominations (though no wins) and a 2018 EP ("Suncity") later, Khalid's second full-length album, "Free Spirit," grapples with a more singular, more isolated experience: coming to terms with fame, wealth, broader horizons and lingering insecurity.
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More singular in approach is the work of the late Cuban American artist Felipe Jesus Consalvos, whose inimitable and precise collages can be found in the Fleisher/Ollman booth applied to guitars, stools, chairs, mirrors, garbage cans, and more conventional flat surfaces too.
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But over all, whether or not any particular lost ambition is to one's taste, the more singular it is — the more completely it expresses a totalizing aesthetic vision like that of Wright or Fuller or Robert Moses — the more incongruous it looks against the noisy background of everyone else's.
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In the party's first hearing since formally upping the ante against Trump, acting director of national intelligence Joseph Maguire's testimony before the House Intelligence Committee Thursday was filled with more singular flare-gun shots than any real fireworks, besides the usual hyper-partisan sparks that erupted from all sides.
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But on the table is a dish that tells a more singular story: gin thoke, nearly see-through strands of ginger pickled in lime to numb their sting, snaking through a heap of cabbage, garlic fried hard and garlic unsubdued, tiny dried shrimp, sesame seeds, and split lentils and beans crisped but still meaty at the center.
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For him Odysseus is not a real hero because he lies and cheats on his wife, tells false, self-inflating stories, is always relying on the gods to get him out of trouble, is not really all-man in the way of more singular, self-sufficient heroes, but is always shifting into difference, like the shimmering polychrome cloths with which the Homeric world was entranced.
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This belief is the more singular in this particular instance, because, according to Captain Fitz Roy, there is reason to believe that Antuco was noways affected.
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Uniqueness bias (sometimes also called "false uniqueness bias") is the tendency of people, including experts and executives, to see their projects and themselves as more singular than they actually are.
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According to various DNA sequence studies, some older and more singular lineages. These include species such as the Asian butterflyfish (C. argentatus), the blue- striped butterflyfish (C. fremblii) and Burgess' butterflyfish (C. burgessi).
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According to various DNA sequence studies, some older and more singular lineages. These include species such as the Asian Butterflyfish (C. argentatus), the Blue-striped Butterflyfish (C. fremblii) and Burgess' Butterflyfish (C. burgessi).
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The Gold dust robbery took place 25 March 1839 in London at the Dublin Steam Packet Company. According to the New Newgate Calendar, pp. 480ff, "The extraordinary robbery to which these persons were parties involved circumstances probably more singular than any other which ever came before a court of justice".
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Raffles Bulletin of Zoology Supplement 14: 77-86. PDF fulltext The "crowned" Chaetodon are a clearly recognizable clade, but their further relationships are otherwise less clear. They were often placed in the subgenus Exornator, or considered a distinct subgenus Rhombochaetodon. According to various DNA sequence studies, some older and more singular lineages.
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The final fragment in the collection of stories that were contained in the chest puzzled Professor Macfarlane, as they referred to a legend even more singular than the Ranger Corps: the Brotherband - led by a boy who was half Araluen and half Skandian and who had revolutionized the design of the Skandian wolfship.
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Localized geology becomes harder to cross over for a given population to be "continuous" in a xeric geological landscape, because more demands are placed on the population. Therefore, populations are broken down into smaller units within this landscape. Groups of the original population become located to unique microenvironments within the landscape. Accordingly, measures to adapt to these microenvironments become more singular to the isolated habitat.
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Nomothetic literally means "proposition of the law" (Greek derivation) and is used in philosophy (see also Nomothetic and idiographic), psychology, and law with differing meanings. In psychology, nomothetic measures are contrasted to ipsative or idiothetic measures, where nomothetic measures are measures that are observed on a relatively large sample and have a more general outlook while the idiographic approach is relating to a more singular case as is done in case studies.
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Closely related is the notion of singularity with the concept of complexity. J.C. Maxwell has already pointed out that a system has all the more singular points, the more complex it is. Complexity is also the basis of perceived chaos and singularities. Suppose a seemingly insignificant event that produces a great effect, even in a simple context, how difficult would it be to detect the reason in a complex situation with tremendously many elements and relationships.
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That this icon was also of Greek origin was even more singular: Greek migration to Queensland in this century was most visible in the small business sector; the Greek cafe and green grocer became standard fixtures in the state's cities and throughout rural Queensland. Harry Corones' move into the hotel industry and the scale in which it was undertaken (uncompromisingly proclaimed by his ambitious plans for the Hotel Corones) represented a significant leap. Moreover, in the (predominantly British) mythology of the (Queensland) west, the Greek hero was (and is) a rarity.
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Notably, this first publication contained no mention of genre or literary format. Daimler s'en va, a new incursion into the "romanesque territory," according to his own terms, was published in the same series, now at Gallimard, in May 1988. The book, praised in particular in Le Monde by Bertrand Poirot-Delpech, who devoted the work his entire column,Les nouveaux dandys, Le Monde, Friday 24 June 1988. Bertrand Poirot-Delpech concluded his article: "He gives the reader this valuable gift: something to discover oneself more original than one believed, at least, more singular." experienced a critical success.
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Stela of the Great temple of the Aten showing the early form the Aten's names. During the Amarna Period, the Aten was given a royal titulary enclosed in a double cartouche, carrying royal implications. Some have interpreted this to mean that Akhenaten was the embodiment of Aten, and the worship of Aten is directly worship of Akhenaten; but others have taken this as an indicator of Aten as the supreme ruler even over the current reigning royalty. There were two forms of the title; the first had the names of other gods, and the second later one was more 'singular' and referred only to the Aten himself.
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However, there are many difficulties with applying these methods and such problems should be approached with care. The main difficulty is that the data does not fully explore the phase space, rather it is confined to the attractor which has very limited (if any) extension along certain directions. These thinner or more singular directions within the data set are the ones associated with the more negative exponents. The use of nonlinear mappings to model the evolution of small displacements from the attractor has been shown to dramatically improve the ability to recover the Lyapunov spectrum, provided the data has a very low level of noise.
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The constraints in their primitive form are rather singular, this was the reason for integrating them over test functions to obtain smeared constraints. However, it would appear that the equation for the master constraint, given above, is even more singular involving the product of two primitive constraints (although integrated over space). Squaring the constraint is dangerous as it could lead to worsened ultraviolet behaviour of the corresponding operator and hence the master constraint programme must be approached with due care. In doing so the master constraint programme has been satisfactorily tested in a number of model systems with non-trivial constraint algebras, free and interacting field theories.
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A novelization of Under a Killing Moon was written by the game's original writer Aaron Conners in 1996. Although the basic plot, characters, and setting remain mostly the same, it differs significantly from the game, providing a great deal of extra information, new characters, character deaths, and more detailed character motivations related to the main plot involving the Moonchild, while removing scenes and characters from the game that did not relate to the Moonchild plot, creating a more singular Chandler-esque mystery novel. The final ending of the game (meeting The Colonel and Eva in the bar, and dancing lessons with Delores Lightbody) is also changed to continue this style.
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Writing for Allaboutjazz.com, John Kelman said: > The twin-horn frontline of Myron Walden (alto saxophone, bass clarinet) and > Melvin Butler (tenor saxophone), is another definitive. The two mesh so > synchronously that together they create a denser, more singular sound when > playing melody, but are equally capable and individual as improvisers of > strength and subtlety... As much as Blade's loosely expressive playing > defines any project with which he's associated, it's the combination of > transcendent but never invasive spirituality, the writing's blend of horns > and guitar into a uniquely identifiable texture, and the group's ability to > be at once melodically direct and improvisationally sophisticated, that > creates that unmistakable sound instantly apparent on Season Of Changes.
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What makes his work even more singular is the "human" perspective that summarizes the multiplicity of domains that he is involved in, partaking in the scientific, ethical, moral, religious, cultural, and historic. He was a doctor for the Royal House, and for plenty of well-known people from the social life in Spain, but above it all he was a "beneficence doctor" (or of attention to the poorest people) at the Hospital Provincial de Madrid, nowadays called Hospital General Universitario Gregorio Marañón, where in 1911 was appointed at his own request in the unit of infectious diseases. Along with this hospital, the biggest in Madrid, his name stands today on several streets and educational institutions all over Spain.
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With the arrival of the E2, the low compression "1.7N", "1.9N" and "2.0N" engines disappeared from the Rekord, to be replaced by engines from a new range that had first appeared in 1981, albeit in 1.6 litre format on the Ascona C and Kadett D models. Featuring a light metal cylinder head and a conventional overhead camshaft this unit presumably had fewer moving parts in the valvegear than the more singular Camshaft in Head (CIH) unit that had powered Opel Rekords since 1965. For the Rekord E2 a 1796 cc version of the engine was fitted. This 1.8 litre engine, in its 66 kW (90 PS) version had in fact already become available a few months earlier in the Opel Manta.
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The place demonstrates rare, uncommon or endangered aspects of Queensland's cultural heritage. The man and his hotel became synonymous: the use of the Corones name as the hotel name represented a significant break in the English tradition of the naming of hotels within an accepted nomenclature, a marketing strategy which was to see both the man and his hotel achieve (a joint and severable) iconic status in the west. That this icon was also of Greek origin was even more singular: Greek migration to Queensland in this century was most visible in the small business sector; the Greek cafe and green grocer became standard fixtures in the state's cities and throughout rural Queensland. Harry Corones' move into the hotel industry and the scale in which it was undertaken (uncompromisingly proclaimed by his ambitious plans for the Hotel Corones) represented a significant leap.
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This series began with La Barque Rose (private collection) and also worthy of mention are canvases La Barque à Giverny (Musée d'Orsay, Paris) and En Barque (National Museum of Western Art, Tokyo). The São Paulo Museum of Art picture, which also has a preparatory study, was mentioned by the artist himself on a letter to critic and friend Geffroy, dated June 22, 1890: “I am again vexed by things that are impossible to do: water with undulating vegetation on the bottom”.Lobello, 2008, pp. 256-257. In fact one of the more singular characteristics of The Canoe on the Epte in the Monet context is the proximity of the water, which assumes at the lower part of the composition an almost tactile reality, as if the painter for once did not want to depict the luminous reflections of its surface, but its depth.
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On June 26, 2008, Philadelphia mayor Michael Nutter accepted PennPraxis' recommendations for the introduction of Foxwoods and SugarHouse casinos in the redevelopment of the Delaware River waterfront. The plan, while not binding on the two casino operators yet, strongly recommends serious redesign of the casinos' plans, including the use of off-site parking accessible to non-patrons. (archive) Representatives from both casinos accused PennPraxis of being biased against them. It was later reported that PennPraxis hired five experts to devise alternative plans for the casinos, accommodating for reduced on-site parking, a breakdown from a more singular building mass to allow more public access to the river, a 30-percent allotment of the area for open space, use of green roofs and accommodations for mass transit, to conform to PennPraxis' civic vision, parts of which the mayor has since promised to accept.
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The traditional kernel functions K(x, y) of two variables of the theory of integral operators having been expanded in scope to include their generalized function analogues, which are allowed to be more singular in a serious way, a large class of operators from D to its dual space D′ of distributions can be constructed. The point of the theorem is to assert that the extended class of operators can be characterised abstractly, as containing all operators subject to a minimum continuity condition. A bilinear form on D arises by pairing the image distribution with a test function. A simple example is that the natural embedding [.] of the test function space D into D’ - sending every test function f into the corresponding distribution [f] - corresponds to the delta distribution δ(x − y) concentrated at the diagonal of the underlined Euclidean space, in terms of the Dirac delta function δ.
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After releasing two singles on the local label IMP Records in 1992, they were signed by Sub Pop, who issued the single "Spitfire" in mid-1993, followed that October by their first full-length album, Manos. Much was made of The Spinanes' unorthodox lineup - specifically, the lack of bass guitar - but it proved invaluable in helping them forge a more singular, original sound. In a March 2010 review, nearly two decades after the album's release, eMusic praised them for having "a sense of negative space that's rare for a rock band", then went on to describe their sound as "Gates's dreamy murmur and resonant, open-tuned riffs up top, Plouf's inexorable attack at the bottom, and nothing but air between them." Manos became the first album released by an independent label to hit No. 1 on the college radio charts; its second single, "Noel, Jonah and Me", received considerable airplay on college and alternative radio stations and video outlets such as MTV's 120 Minutes.
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" Ryan Barbee of Jesus Freak Hideout told that the album was "balanced with singable melodies and attractive music that can capture the attention of Christians and non- Christians alike." Also, Barbee felt that "Not only will this album appeal to fans of Thrice, but to anyone looking for a more assertive worship sound that isn't filled with fluffy and cliché-ridden lyrics; as one person put it, 'Dustin's lyrics are like bringing a bear to a fist fight.' He most definitely did that and no doubt can call this album a TKO." At The Christian Manifesto, Lydia Akinola stated that "There's no argument about it; The Water and the Blood puts aside conventional notions of corporate worship in favour for a more singular approach to both song-writing and composition." According to Akinola, this meant that Kensrue "crafted one of the year’s most convincing, and convicting, worship projects. While we’re feasting on the music, he must be eating his words.
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