It was—and remains—the most in-depth animal feeding trial on GMOs.
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The most in-depth explanation of his policy priorities came on health care.
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The book might be the most in-depth way you can learn about the Theranos story.
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It's often distance, which is to say necessity, that leads to the most in-depth exchanges.
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Wednesday's update marked Trump's most in-depth comments about Khashoggi's case since he first disappeared last week.
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The AAA study is significant because it's the most in-depth study ever conducted on U.S. drivers.
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But in its most in-depth look at Israel to date, the OECD highlighted serious problems alongside the bright spots.
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Integrating the two will form the foundation for our country's most in-depth, end-to-end national cybersecurity strategy to date.
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The most in-depth piece on radicalization in Belgium is by Ben Taub and appeared last year in The New Yorker.
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In 1967, Popular Science published what's probably the most in-depth and accessible article ever written on dual-mode personal rapid transit.
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Most in-depth reports about the coronavirus epidemic have been carried by news outlets based outside Hubei Province, where Wuhan is located.
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It was shown off at the 2014 Comic Con, but this is the most in-depth look at the vehicle most have had.
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The paper has provided some of the most in-depth coverage of the Trump administration and has been rewarded with a surge in subscribers.
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Although the study is one of the most in-depth surveys on women's sexual pleasure ever conducted, Herbenick said a number of questions remain.
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Why it's not normal: The president of the United States has access to the most in-depth and accurate classified intelligence in the world.
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The Trump administration on Friday laid out its most in-depth proposal to fight high drug prices, which will be included in Monday's budget proposal.
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At its most in-depth, the meaning could be that the White Walkers could be waging this war to help Daenerys take over the seven kingdoms.
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The organization's 2015 book The WikiLeaks Files: The World According to US Empire contains the most in-depth catalog of Assange's thoughts on the United States.
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One of the most in-depth studies, published in the Journal of Immigrant Minority Health in 22016, found that 256 percent of refugees lack health coverage.
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Samsung's offers the most in-depth manual control over the camera, and you don't even have to leave the app to change any of those settings.
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The three new categories are part of the most in-depth look yet at a reported method that helps Netflix decide whether a show should be canceled.
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Stents and other artery-clearing devices have been challenged for years, but this research, called Ischemia, was the most in-depth and controlled, doctors told the Times.
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The most in-depth recent research on the political attitudes of these Americans was conducted in December and January by Working America, a progressive grass-roots organization.
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Some had some of the most in-depth costumes I've ever seen (my favorite was a bigger guy who really went for the Hagrid look — beard and all).
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Facebook's policies for moderating hate speech were exposed Wednesday in what appears to be the most in-depth investigations into how and why these decisions were made, ProPublica reported.
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"All traders on futures markets, other than hedgers, are speculators," wrote economist Blair Stewart, almost 70 years ago, in what remains probably the most in-depth study of futures trading.
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The report has the most in-depth consideration of the economic impacts of climate change ever reported — what we've already lost, and how much this could escalate in the future.
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In the Politico interview, Obama gave the most in-depth thoughts he's offered about the 2016 Democratic primary — overtly praising Hillary Clinton while offering a more skeptical view of Sanders.
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Photo: GettyOn Monday, two new independent studies commissioned by the Senate Intelligence Committee were made public, providing the most in-depth look at online Russian interference in the 2016 election to date.
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It may be one of the many summations of the work of Yves Saint Laurent that you can hold in your hands, but it is the most in-depth archives to date.
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The new report is the most in-depth analysis, including tests for possible genetic or viral causes (none were found) and an examination of a drug-company database to identify other cases.
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This was the first-known use of the term, according to Professor Rossella Ghigi, whose thesis on the history of cellulite is arguably the most in-depth resource ever written on the subject.
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This likely is not the final version, as Cassidy has said they're still working on the bill — but it's both the most recent and most in-depth version released publicly at this point.
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In what has to be only his third or fourth chat, Party sat down with Zane Lowe of Beats 1 to provide the most in-depth look at his songwriting and creative process to date.
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As a result, the most in-depth portrayal of Tubman's achievements dates back to 1978, when NBC aired A Woman Called Moses, a two part-mini series narrated by Orson Welles, and starring Cicely Tyson.
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Actress Sophie Turner, who's brought the eldest Stark sister to life these past eight years, stars as Jean Grey in Dark Phoenix, and the newest trailer gives the most in-depth look yet at her character's journey.
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Vee's recent casting project was for Indivisible, a crowdfunded action RPG celebrated for its diverse representation reflected in its appropriately casted characters, and one of the largest, most in-depth casting projects she had undertaken to date.
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The paper has provided some of the most in-depth reporting on Trump to date, including breaking blockbuster stories on the Trump family's tax practices, the president's tax returns, and the now-infamous Trump Tower meeting in 2017.
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Nearly 2 years after the special counsel was appointed, the public will get its most in-depth glimpse yet into what Mueller found in his investigation into the Trump campaign's ties to Russian interference in the 2016 election.
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Why it matters: The public is about to get its most in-depth view yet into an investigation that has cast a cloud over the Trump presidency since May 373, 2017 — the day the special counsel was appointed.
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Related: Watch 'The Hard Lives of Britain's Synthetic Marijuana Addicts' our documentary about the users who have become addicted to spice Also published today is the most in-depth analysis of a modern prison drug market ever undertaken.
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Kanta Dihal and her colleagues at the Centre for the Future of Intelligence at the University of Cambridge have been doing some of the most in-depth work towards analyzing the historic narratives around artificial intelligence and automated systems.
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"Those two will go and sit at dinner, and they are in the most in-depth conversations, and will talk and sit there for hours, literally," a White House official told CNN, confirming Leamer's account of the first couple's habits.
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But now that we're in the New Year I want to respond to one of the most in-depth rejoinders to my forays, which was supplied by John W. Martens of the University of Saint Thomas, writing for America Magazine.
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Andrew recognized Sam's interest in Counter-Strike and started learning about it; reading one of the most in-depth Counter-Strike news sites, HLTV; watching matches; and making an effort to understand one of the most popular esports in the world.
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But the studio tour will offer the most in-depth "Game of Thrones" experience so far, allowing fans to walk through the same sets where the show's stars like Lena Headey, Peter Dinklage and Emilia Clarke once inhabited the story.
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"This is one of the most in-depth studies of how venom functions in any particular group of fish," said Matthew Davis, an assistant professor of biology at St. Cloud State University in Minnesota, who did not participate in the research.
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Why it matters: The most in-depth government survey of the agricultural economy shows a downturn in conditions for farmers even before the start of President Trump's tit-for-tat trade war began, which has resulted in lower Chinese demand for U.S. commodities.
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BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Argentina's government laid out its most in-depth economic road map on Friday, a key step in debt talks after creditors clamored for more detailed information about the country's plans as both sides look to strike a restructuring deal.
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But this one seems like the most in-depth actual game to use fitness as its main mechanic, and critically it is simple and easy enough that even the most slothful among us can get in a session now and then at our own pace.
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Secrets is her most in-depth effort to humanize trans issues for the general public yet; in revealing all the gritty details of her lifelong struggle with gender dysphoria, the athlete-cum-reality star-cum-activist aims to wage a hearts-and-minds campaign for transgender rights.
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While it's not their most in-depth or out-there interview, this Late Show appearance did manage to spread the Guerrilla Girls' feminist message to a mainstream cable audience — something of a first for a group that originally operated on the fringes of the art world.
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While yet to be fully released, the report, conducted by PwC, features interviews from 15 AFME members, some of the world's largest investment banks, and is thought to be the most in-depth analysis of the future of the EU banking industry since the U.K.'s shock Brexit vote.
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He takes up this issue most in depth with Edgar Degas and Édouard Vuillard — the former's absent sexual life and the recent discovery that the latter had one have led some to believe Degas was a woman hater, while others have revisited Vuillard's paintings with new romantic narratives.
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The Ukraine crisis taught nationalists "how you can weaponize this ideology," and it has helped push "the larger tectonic plates of European politics" to the right, said Rękawek, who edited one of the most in-depth examinations discussing foreign fighters in the conflict, a collection titled Not Only Syria.
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STAT has one of the most in-depth reports available on how, exactly, the disease spread through the group: Jim Brulte, the California delegation chairman, told STAT in an email that the trouble started when one of the staff members who arrived ahead of the delegation came down with a virus and infected her husband.
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Mr. Irving, a West Orange, N.J., native, is among the most popular basketball players in the world, and he has one of the best-selling basketball jerseys in the N.B.A. With that popularity has come controversy: He has questioned several times whether the Earth is round, and in an interview on Friday with his most in-depth comments to date on the subject, he said that it was still worth debating.
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The Trump administration on Friday laid out its most in-depth proposal to fight high drug prices yet, acting on an area that is a high priority for President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE but has seen little movement so far.
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The IPC also publishes Special Reports (their most in-depth publication type), and Perspectives (fresh perspectives on existing immigration debates).
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The damage accumulation model is one of the most in-depth and accurate models for TMF. It accounts for the effects of each failure mechanism.
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United States v. Dann (1989) is the most in-depth consideration of individual aboriginal title since Cramer.United States v. Dann, 873 F.2d 1189 (9th Cir. 1989).
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Saving Malbec, Saveur Magazine, December, 2015.Wine trials: The Most In-depth Study of Cultivars Ever Attempted. The Future of Wine Science., "Wine Business Monthly, by Lance Cutler", November, 2015.
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Saving Malbec, Saveur Magazine, December, 2015.Wine trials: The Most In-depth Study of Cultivars Ever Attempted. The Future of Wine Science., "Wine Business Monthly, by Lance Cutler", November, 2015.
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Reviewing the iPhone version at TouchArcade, Eli Hodapp described it as "one of the most in-depth and strategic gameplay experiences I've had so far on my iPhone," describing the game as a conglomeration of Civilization and Choose Your Own Adventure.
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A number of books have been published that gave an insight into Jordan Grand Prix. The most in-depth was the 1994 book Race Without End. Written by F1 veteran Maurice Hamilton, it tells the story of Jordan Grand Prix's 1993 season.
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Mud Hole has been the subject of intense research, primarily conducted by NOAA, the USGS and various Florida universities and researchers. Two of the most in-depth research endeavors were conducted by University of South Florida researcher Shihadah M. Saleem, and then later in 2009 by Mitchell-Tapping Et. Al. in 2009.
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Adrianna Vineyard The Adrianna vineyard, planted at almost 5,000’ elevation in the Andes foothills, lies on the westernmost border of Tupungato Alto, Mendoza, Argentina, in a small district called Gualtallary.Wine trials: The Most In-depth Study of Cultivars Ever Attempted. The Future of Wine Science., "Wine Business Monthly, by Lance Cutler", November, 2015.
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One of the most in-depth and enduring representations of the lives of several types of maid was seen in the 1970s television drama Upstairs, Downstairs, set in England between 1903 and 1936. The lives of maids were well represented in the Downton Abbey series, set in England between 1912 and 1926 and shown from 2010 onward.
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39, Early Georgia. Catoma Creek is considered to be one of Cobb City's "Swamp Sites," which occupy the surrounding areas of the upper river valley in Alabama. These sites have collectively served as channels for the culture and lifestyle of the neighbouring communities. At the Cobb's Swamp sites, the Catoma Creek site has received the most in-depth examination.
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Jocelyn Golden wrote Learning To Be Me - My Twenty-Three-Year Battle with Bulimia () in October 2005. It has gained attention as being one of the most in-depth accounts of extreme bulimia. Her battle from the age of 13 involved two surgeries including losing her large intestine. Today she writes and speaks on the subject of bulimia and related issues.
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He searched two buildings and only found a few artifacts. Mary Glowacki studied the site for ceramics in 1996. The biggest and most in depth research however was done by Gordon McEwan who excavated the site in 1978-79, 1981–82, and 1989–90. This is when the bulk of the material and questions about the site were finally being answered.
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The knight of faith is an individual who has placed complete faith in himself and in God and can act freely and independently from the world. The 19th- century Danish philosopher Søren Kierkegaard vicariously discusses the knight of faith in several of his pseudonymic works, with the most in-depth and detailed critique exposited in Fear and Trembling and in Repetition.
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The News Journal covers Western Nigeria most in-depth, but also offers limited coverage of north central Kwara and Kogi and south south Niger Delta, mostly by means of short news briefs. The paper publishes national and international articles from wire services. The News Journal also maintains an Abuja bureau, mainly for covering Western Nigeria's delegation at the Nigerian National Assembly.
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366 and he surely attended the 1947 gathering of regional jefes, the first one after 1937.Martorell Pérez 2009, p. 321 In 1951 he managed to publish El tradicionalismo político español y la ciencia hispana,Bueis Güemes 2015, p. 62 the study completed in 1938; until today it is considered one of the most in-depth lectures of Traditionalism and perhaps the most important Solana's contribution to both Traditionalism and Carlism.
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It was the most in-depth post-mortem ever carried out on an animal. The autopsy revealed that the damage to the bear's brain was so severe that even if he had not fallen into the water and drowned he would have died anyway. Experts hypothesized that he was suffering from a virus that caused the encephalitis. In August 2015, it was discovered that Knut died of anti- NMDA receptor encephalitis.
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The first three volumes of the version known as the Lingtsang-Dege woodblock, which was composed in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, were published with a very faithful though incomplete French translation by Rolf Stein in 1956. Stein followed this publication with his 600-page magnum opus on the Tibetan Epic entitled Recherches sur l'Epopee et le Barde au Tibet. This remains the most in-depth study of the Tibetan Gesar tradition.
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Most predetermined motion time systems (MTM and MOST) use time measurement units (TMU) instead of seconds for measuring time. One TMU is defined to be 0.00001 hours, or 0.036 seconds. These smaller units allow for more accurate calculations without the use of decimals. In the most in-depth PMT systems, motions observed will be on the level of individual TMUs, like toss (3 TMUs in MiniMOST) and simple pick-up (2 TMUs in MTM-1).
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The Third Edition of the game was published as a single hardback book in 1987. It had the most in-depth and complex movement and manoeuvre system of any edition. Other changes included a variety of new specialist troop types, rules for war machines and a more finely tuned system of representing heroes and wizards. It kept the same magic system and open-ended army design system as the first two editions.
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Much has been written since Ricardo as commerce has evolved and cross-border trade has become more complicated. Today trade policy tends to focus more on "competitive advantage" as opposed to "comparative advantage". One of the most in-depth research undertakings on "competitive advantage" was conducted in the 1980s as part of the Reagan administration's Project Socrates to establish the foundation for a technology-based competitive strategy development system that could be used for guiding international trade policy.
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The National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES) is NCHS's most in-depth and logistically complex survey, operating out of mobile examination centers that travel to randomly selected sites throughout the U.S. to assess the health and nutritional status of Americans. This survey combines personal interviews with standardized physical examinations, diagnostic procedures, and laboratory tests to obtain information about diagnosed and undiagnosed conditions; growth and development, including overweight and obesity; diet and nutrition; risk factors; and environmental exposures.
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This is the first time a robotic lander dug this deep into the martian crust. In terms of fundamental processes shaping planetary formation, it is thought that Mars contains the most in-depth and accurate historical record, because it is big enough to have undergone the earliest accretion and internal heating processes that shaped the terrestrial planets, but is small enough to have retained signs of those processes. The science phase is expected to last for two years.
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In 2004 it commissioned the largest and most in-depth investigation ever made into the public aquarium industry, revealing most animals to have been taken from the wild and disputing conservation claims by the industry."findings may sink Britain's aquariums" at iol.co.za"Aquatic Zoos. A critical study of UK public aquaria in the year 2004" In 2011 a report was released which highlighted the charity's concerns over the efficacy of legal protection of animals in zoos in England.
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Knight's most recent book, Decoding Chomsky is a sustained critique of Noam Chomsky's approach to science and its relationship to politics. Its publication in October 2016 sparked instant public controversy. A reviewer for the US The Chronicle of Higher Education hailed it as perhaps 'the most in-depth meditation on "the Chomsky problem" ever published', recommending it as 'a compelling read'.Chronicle of Higher Education, 9 October 2016 In Britain, The New Scientist described Knight's controversial account as 'trenchant and compelling.
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Wesley Howard Henderson (born September 22, 1951, in Troy, Ohio) is an architect, educator, and historian. He is a member of the American Institute of Architects and the National Organization of Minority Architects (NOMA) and is currently Assistant Professor at the Robert R. Taylor School of Architecture and Construction Science at Tuskegee University. Particularly notable is Henderson's work and dissertation on Paul Revere Williams, celebrated as the most in-depth examinations of the career of Williams, a prominent and celebrated African American architect.
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The concept of cross-cutting cleavages is perhaps most heavily used in the field of Political Science. Cross-cutting cleavages were originally suggested as a mechanism for political stability, as no group can align all its members along a uniform cleavage-based platform, but rather has to appeal to members of the group that are spread throughout the groups created by other cleavages. The most in-depth discussion of this process is that by Seymour Martin Lipset in his 1960 book Political Man.
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However, except for Adi Granth, significantly different versions of these texts exist and it is unclear which one is more original; for example, Kabir Bijak exists in two major recensions. The most in depth scholarly analysis of various versions and translations are credited to Charlotte Vaudeville, the 20th century French scholar on Kabir. Kabir's poems were verbally composed in the 15th century and transmitted viva voce through the 17th century. Kabir Bijak was compiled and written down for the first time in the 17th century.
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It provides perhaps the most in-depth and intimate look at Capote's life, outside of his own works. Although Capote's and Dunphy's relationship lasted the majority of Capote's life, it seems that they both lived, at times, different lives. Their sometimes separate living quarters allowed autonomy within the relationship and, as Dunphy admitted, "spared [him] the anguish of watching Capote drink and take drugs". Capote was well known for his distinctive, high-pitched voice and odd vocal mannerisms, his offbeat manner of dress, and his fabrications.
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GameTrailers called golf the most in-depth, but criticized the lack of multiple courses and unpredictable controls when trying to slice or hook a shot. GamePro said golf offered the most content and was the best looking of all the games, but commented that its controls were the most difficult to use. GameTrailers called tennis the most accessible and easy to play, but criticized the difficulty of putting spin on a shot. Casamassina stated that tennis was one of the more enjoyable games, but the lack of movement control was a detractor.
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In more than 78 years of existence, the Tucson Symphony Orchestra has grown from a volunteer community orchestra to a fully professional orchestra serving Southern Arizona. In the last 20 years, growth has been apparent through the innovative programming, children's concerts, community concerts throughout Southern Arizona, expansion of repertoire and ever-increasing artistic achievement. There are over 375 education and community partnership presentations provided by the TSO annually, which reach tens of thousands of children and adults throughout southern Arizona. The Tucson Symphony Orchestra provides the most in-depth music education programs for children in all of Arizona.
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The second meaning of 'reactivity', that of whether or not a substance reacts, can be rationalised at the atomic and molecular level using older and simpler valence bond theory and also atomic and molecular orbital theory. Thermodynamically, a chemical reaction occurs because the products (taken as a group) are at a lower free energy than the reactants; the lower energy state is referred to as the 'more stable state'. Quantum chemistry provides the most in-depth and exact understanding of the reason this occurs. Generally, electrons exist in orbitals that are the result of solving the Schrödinger equation for specific situations.
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It did not shy away from using profanity and denouncing the government. Along with Mexico City's The News, Unomásuno offered some of the most in-depth coverage of Mexico's environmental problems throughout the mid-1980s. It also tended to give more exposure to the views and statements of leaders from the now-extinct Mexican Workers' Party (PMT), the Unified Socialist Party of Mexico (PSUM), and their fusion party, the Socialist Mexican Party (PMS). Because of its pro-socialist articles, Unomásuno cultivated an image as the government's opposition across Mexico and grew in popularity in university circles.
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Abraham's personality and character is one of the most in-depth in the whole Quran, and Abraham is specifically mentioned as being a kind and compassionate man. Abraham's father is understood by Muslims to have been a wicked, ignorant and idolatrous man who ignored all of his son's advice. The relationship between Abraham and his father, who in the Quran is named Azar, is central to Abraham's story as Muslims understand it to establish a large part of Abraham's personality. The Quran mentions that Abraham's father threatened to stone his son to death if he did not cease in preaching to the people.
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The National Centre for the Performing Arts and the Great Hall of the PeopleNCPA located on the south side of Chang'an Street, in the heart of Beijing. According to the requirements of Beijing's overall planning, the height of the NCPA cannot exceed the height of the Great Hall of the People(46 meters), but the functional requirements of the NCPA can not be load in the 46-meter space, so it can only develop underground. The underground depth of the NCPA is as tall as ten stories high, and 60% of the building area is underground. It is the most in-depth underground project of public buildings in Beijing.
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More broadly, how individuals interact with The Other is a central question in Cherryh's fiction. Sometimes she frames this question in terms of human-human relationships, sometimes in human-alien interactions, and in others among multiple groups of aliens and humans. Cherryh's most in-depth exploration of this theme may be found in the Foreigner series of novels, in which the main character Bren Cameron plays the role of translator between several alien and human societies. Specifically when handling human-alien encounters with the Other, Cherryh frequently employs the device of a human protagonist required by circumstances to adapt himself to alien cultures, viewpoints or behavioral norms.
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The gameplay of Dragon Warrior is seen by critics as revolutionary. In an article for Gamasutra, Kurt Kalata pointed out that the game "was also one of the most in-depth games seen on the Famicom at the time. Back in 1986, if you wanted a complicated game, you needed an expensive PC." A large aspect of the Dragon Quest games is the continuity of the series' gameplay. When comparing the four NES games, Kyle Knight of Allgame pointed out that the games made little innovation in terms of gameplay and graphics, but that each installment was longer and had more depth to it than the one before it.
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Holroyd & Burbirdge, p. 86 He also claimed that one of the RUC men who escorted him out of the court after he was given his twenty-five year sentence had been one of the same policemen who had previously supplied him with guns. Ken Livingstone, at the time a Labour Party Member of Parliament (MP), conducted some of the most in-depth published interviews with Baker in July 1988. Amongst the claims Baker made in these interviews was that RUC officers had given weapons directly to Baker and members of his gang and that he regularly visited Mountpottinger RUC station in the Short Strand to collect guns.
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RPGamer gave it a mixed retrospective review, stating that the game improved on the visual presentation, menu system, and overall field navigation of Final Fantasy IV, but the "maddeningly high encounter rate", "average sound selection", and "washed out" color palette hurt the game's presentation, giving it a score of 5/10. Critics gave generally positive to mixed reviews for the Anthology version of the game. GameSpot praised the job system for being "one of the series' most in-depth and detailed game systems," but criticized the game for having "paper-thin characters" and a clichéd plot, augmented by a lack of character development during the game's fetch quests.
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Factories that existed around the time of Mann and the spread of the common school movement don't resemble factories in the way we think of them today. The most in-depth look at the discrepancy between the phrase and the actual look of schools and factories in the 1840s is The Invented History of 'The Factory Model of Education' by Audrey Watters. Even though historians have taken different perspectives on the influence of merchants and manufacturers on the rise of the Common School movement, there is a consensus that the focus of education for most of American history, especially at the primary levels, has been about general knowledge and citizenship, not the specific skills required for factory work.
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The estimated cost of repair was $250,000. A week later, the station began airing a public service announcement on ice safety which premiered during CBS' Super Bowl XLI coverage, making light of the situation by referring to their news department as providing "the most in-depth coverage in Milwaukee." The station asked CBS to allow it to carry as many New York Jets games as were available for the 2008 season, since that team acquired former Packer quarterback Brett Favre on August 7, 2008, and expected high viewer interest from Milwaukee viewers for Jets games. Since CBS holds the rights to the AFC contract, the majority of Jets games are carried on that network.
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The researchers knew that copy number variation is important in genome structural variation and contributes to human genetic disease but the actual mechanisms of most of the new and few pathogenic copy number variants had not been known. They used sequencing technologies to sequence breakpoint areas of many rare pathogenic copy number variants which was the biggest and most in depth analysis of copy number variants. They saw that the genomic architectural features were very important in the human genome and they were associated with about eighty-one percent of breakpoints. They concluded that tandem duplications and microdeletions that are rare and pathogenic do not happen in the human genome by chance.
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Meanwhile, the project transitioned to a model with core partners across the region, including the Center for Strategic Studies at the University of Jordan, the Palestinian Center for Policy and Survey Research, One to One for Research and Polling (Tunisia), and the Social and Economic Survey Research Institute at Qatar University. The fourth wave was carried out across 7 countries in 2016. The fifth wave (2018-19) was carried out across 12 countries and included larger sample sizes (2,400 respondents) in most countries. In total, more than 25,000 surveys were carried out making this the largest and most in depth publicly available survey ever carried out across the Middle East and North Africa.
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Scott Mendelson of Forbes compared the trailer's story and tone to the films Atomic Blonde (2017), Red Sparrow (2018), and Anna (2019), but felt that starring a familiar character would give Black Widow a commercial advantage over those films. Mendelson thought that this aspect could outweigh the teaser's focus on "family melodrama" over superheroics, which he compared to Thor (2011). The Hollywood Reporters Richard Newby highlighted what he found to be noticeable differences between Shortland's shot composition and cinematography in the trailer from the styles of Jon Favreau, Joss Whedon, and the Russo brothers, all directors who helped to define Black Widow in previous MCU films. The final trailer was released on March 9, 2020. Nicole Carpenter of Polygon called it "the most in-depth look at the film we’ve seen yet".
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He has launched two governmental investigations, including REACH, which looked to tackle the alienation of black youth, as well as working with Harriet Harman on the political representation of black and minority ethnic women. He worked with Bernie Grant, Al Sharpton, Naomi Campbell and Jesse Jackson on grassroots campaigns highlighting racial discrimination. In 2017 Operation Black Vote, the Guardian newspaper and Green Park Ltd launched the Colour of Power, to date the most in-depth look at the racial make-up of Britain's top jobs across 28 sectors that dominate British society. The results were reported in The Guardian: "Barely 3% of Britain’s most powerful and influential people are from black and minority ethnic groups, according to a broad new analysis that highlights startling inequality despite decades of legislation to address discrimination".
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Houston's performance on Good Morning America's 'Fall Concerts' series on the American television broadcast network ABC aired on September 2, 2009. She performed songs from the album, including single "Million Dollar Bill" and title song "I Look to You", as well as previous hits "I'm Every Woman" and "My Love Is Your Love". It was also announced at the start of September that Houston would be interviewed by Oprah Winfrey for the new season of The Oprah Winfrey Show and perform "I Didn't Know My Own Strength" as personally requested by Winfrey. The Winfrey interview turned into two one-hour specials featuring the most in-depth and personal interviews of both Houston's and Winfrey's careers and were screened on September 14 and 15 featuring the promised live performance of "I Didn't Know My Own Strength".
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The remaining assembly of small islets, most of which were named during the 1988 ecological survey, conducted by Angela and Cameron Kepler, fall into four major groupings: the South Nake Islets, the Central Leeward Islets, the Southern Leeward Islets, and the Windward Islets (see ). Caroline's islets are particularly ephemeral— over the course of a century of observation, several of the smallest islets have been documented to appear or disappear entirely following major storms, while the shapes of larger ones have significantly changed. The central lagoon, roughly , is shallow - at most in depth - and is crossed repeatedly by narrow coral heads and patch reefs. Reef flats generally extend about from shore-- although some sources report them to extend more than a kilometer from land-- and make boat landings perilous except at high tide.
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Baudrillard's most in-depth writings on the notion of historicity are found in the books Fatal Strategies and The Illusion of the End. It is for these writings that he received a full- chapter denunciation from the physicist Alan Sokal (along with Jean Bricmont), due to his alleged misuse of physical concepts of linear time, space and stability. In contrast to Fukuyama's argument, Baudrillard maintained that the "end of history", in terms of a teleological goal, had always been an illusion brought about by modernity's will towards progress, civilisation and rational unification. And this was an illusion that to all intents and purposes vanished toward the end of the 20th century, brought about by the "speed" at which society moved, effectively "destabilising" the linear progression of history (it is these comments, specifically, that provoked Sokal's criticism).
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David Howe was born 24 August 1961 and established himself (in the early 1980s) as an authoritative media historian through writing articles for fanzines (notably The Frame) and other publications. In the early 1990s, he began to write the first in-depth critical texts of the British television series Doctor Who, and as a result has become closely associated with the show's history. He has written or co-written over thirty titles about the show, and continues to be involved with a variety of publications, often acting as consultant or reviewer. In particular, Howe collaborated on some of the key texts in Virgin Publishing's range of Doctor Who reference works, including the three Decades books (with Stephen James Walker and Mark Stammers), considered to be some of the most in-depth works about the production history of the show.
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She was a Professor Emeritus in the Department of Biological Sciences at Wayne State University in Detroit where she was engaged in research and lecturing. She has served as President of the Michigan Branch of the American Society for Microbiology, as Chairman of the Medical Division of the Michigan Academy of Sciences, and held various offices in the local chapter of Sigma Xi. Her studies have concerned investigating the role of surface tension depressants in immunological systems, the first complement fixation with a bacteria-free virus, the first report of wound botulism, geotrichum mycemia, nasal carriage of Clostridium tetani, antibiotic cure of rhinoscleroma, antibiotic sensitivity testing of Coccidiodes immitis, and electron microscope studies of Peptococci. The most in-depth studies relate to L Forms spontaneously occurring in vivo and in vitro. Mattman developed a new method for culturing B. burgdorferi from patients with purported chronic Lyme disease.
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Journey to Stone City and No Job Too Small also depict her working away from Skeletor. Additionally, Evil-Lyn renders her services to aid other super villains, such as Gorgon in The Defection, and Dark-Dream in Eternal Darkness, hence affirming time and again that she is by no means devoted to Skeletor. This is brought to the forefront in the episode The Witch and the Warrior, perhaps the most in-depth character study of Evil-Lyn in the series, in which she is forced into making an uneasy alliance with Teela when the two of them are stranded in the desert together. Having always held Teela in total contempt, and never having regarded her as a formidable adversary (unlike He-Man and the Sorceress), Evil-Lyn acquires a degree of respect for Teela's skills and intelligence, going so far as to say that she and Teela could "make a great team" after all.
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In 1976, Graves graduated with a B.A. degree in Journalism from the University of Memphis and received the National Observer Award from the faculty as Journalism Student of the Year. He received a regional award in Feature Writing from the Sigma Delta Chi professional journalism society for a profile he wrote of local eccentric Prince Mongo. After graduation he held several positions as an advertising and public relations writer while also writing as a free-lancer for small literary magazines such as Fiction Texas, The Chouteau Review, Southern Exposure, and The New Leader. Florida novelist Harry Crews was one of Graves' biggest early influences, and after securing interest from The Paris Review, Graves travelled to Gainesville, Florida in 1979 to interview the gritty and often- alcoholic writer, and obtained one of the longest and most in-depth interviews the writer ever gave, which is now collected in the book Getting Naked With Harry Crews (1999).
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The subsequent two-volume publication Souls Grown Deep: African American Vernacular Art of the South, remains the most in-depth examination of the movement. Several exhibitions in recent years have drawn works primarily from the collection today in the care of the Souls Grown Deep Foundation, including The Quilts of Gee’s Bend, organized by the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston and the Whitney Museum of American Art in 2002, which traveled to the Corcoran Gallery of Art, Cleveland Museum of Art, Chrysler Museum of Art, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, High Museum of Art, and four other museums; Thornton Dial in the 21st Century at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston in 2006; Hard Truths: The Art of Thornton Dial, organized by the Indianapolis Museum of Art in 2011, which traveled to the New Orleans Museum of Art, the Mint Museum, and the High Museum of Art; and Fever Within: The Art of Ronald Lockett, organized by the Ackland Art Museum in 2016, which traveled to the American Folk Art Museum and the High Museum of Art.
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