It's going to take a multidimensional effort to tackle it.
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Rather, each handmaid is multidimensional in her backstory and character.
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What's important is for students to engage in multidimensional thinking.
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So it's multidimensional; you can't put a label on it.
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My goal is to show that Black folks are multidimensional.
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In the complex context of Iran, this becomes multidimensional chess.
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Admittedly, this more ombre application is much more flattering and multidimensional.
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Granted, thrillers aren't generally considered a genre that prioritizes multidimensional protagonists.
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Ballet is a thrillingly multidimensional art: Too few dancers remember this.
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Making the U.S. "cyber safer" is a multidimensional, long-term challenge.
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I can read these multidimensional pictograms and understand the guitar solo languages.
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Many artists contribute to the space in similarly creative and multidimensional ways.
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The whole thing discounts the fact that gay people are multidimensional, too.
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We have all these staff members, and many of them are multidimensional.
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Sustaining school safety requires grappling with all facets of this multidimensional challenge.
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"The Prix de Diane has always been a multidimensional event," Delloye said.
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On any team, Fisher and the players said, mutual trust delivers multidimensional benefits.
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Tudor's music is multidimensional: fantasy and fact, technology and escapism, poetry and game.
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But one downplayed element of this season's grand, multidimensional adventure can't go unmentioned.
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Razer claims that this enhances your positional awareness with its "multidimensional" haptic feedback.
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She's a multidimensional woman, and she doesn't have to just be one thing.
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He walks us through the process behind making one of his multidimensional paintings.
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Haus Laboratories' lip gloss is described as a "ultra high-shine multidimensional" product.
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Colorful hair is nothing new, but this multidimensional lava hair is jaw-dropping.
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"You have to view this as a multidimensional game of chess," he said.
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You talk about multitalented players, multidimensional players that are really performing well together.
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The scenes sprawl out behind the central photograph for a surrealist, multidimensional effect.
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Architect a life you love in order to fully realize your multidimensional self!
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We must remember that genetics are just one dimension of a multidimensional issue.
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It's that these are multidimensional, complicated things, and there is no one best.
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We are all multidimensional beings, so we are dealing with a huge food chain.
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Lena Dunham swears the treatment is the culprit behind her two "perfect, multidimensional" brows.
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Offering endless backdrops for selfies, The 14th Factory is a multidimensional, immersive art experience.
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Here are the three types of perfectionism explained by their Multidimensional Perfectionism Scale:1.
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Nats Getty, a designer, activist and artist, praised the spontaneity of VFiles' multidimensional format.
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" As a society, Ms. Saujani said, "we've told our girls that they're not multidimensional.
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Its plentiful virtues are characteristic, starting with a wonderfully multidimensional use of stage space.
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They evolved into multidimensional beings, real people with families and jobs, hobbies and dreams.
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When we talk about democracy, we tend to actually mean a complex, multidimensional concept.
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Algebraic topologists have lived almost exclusively in multidimensional universes of their own calculation for decades.
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Cash's son with June Carter, John Carter Cash, opened up about the song's multidimensional origins.
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The Microsoft lesson for companies like Google, which just acquired HTC's smartphone team, is multidimensional.
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Optimization of filter coffee brewing is hence multidimensional and more tricky than full immersion methods.
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Thanks to their producing Emmy-winning series, women are also getting more fulfilling, multidimensional roles.
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One way to think about it is as a very well-thought-out, multidimensional billboard.
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"It's a very complex point in a multidimensional space they've put you in," Binns said.
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They make the story more complex and the characters more multidimensional, rather than simplifying things.
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For the first time in history, we're embracing the fact that our lives are multidimensional.
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But making the visual our priority can blind us to the depth of multidimensional reality.
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"In Amrita, we have found an amazing, multidimensional business leader," Dorsey said in a statement.
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Last season, he shot 36.4 percent from 3-point range, making him a multidimensional threat.
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Student Opinion Complete this Multidimensional Perfectionism Scale or just read through some of the statements.
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But it is more interested in these characters, so multidimensional that they require plural selves.
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La Borinqueña is the rare multidimensional and true-to-life Latina superhero who sidesteps stereotypes.
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"In today's world, most of the jobs we do are very much multidimensional," Minor says.
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Olivia Pope is a complicated female lead who's a black woman, who's messy and multidimensional.
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Talkington's Souter Bax is a multidimensional but minor character who opposes the Alkenny tribe leadership.
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Poverty is a problem, and the International Monetary Fund rates multidimensional poverty at 56 percent.
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Kate Orff, a landscape architect, dismisses walls as one-dimensional attempts to solve multidimensional problems.
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But really, we're these multidimensional, beautiful creatures living big lives that should be lived even bigger.
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Obviously, humans are multidimensional and not limited to whom they choose to love or sleep with.
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A multidimensional study by the Urban Institute puts the figure at merely 3.6% of all zones.
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Latest Project: Since then, Creole Soul has evolved into a multidimensional creative exploration of Creole identity.
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In many versions, the mind of the AI is unknowable to our pathetic human intellects, transhuman, multidimensional.
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I also added in some highlights and a few lowlights to give her color a multidimensional look.
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Or as I like to call it, Multidimensional Woman With Her Own Dynamic Traits And The Beast.
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Each of these students had completed the Multidimensional Perfectionism Scale, a test measuring general changes in perfectionism.
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Instrument designs, interactive sculptures, prints and obviously electronic music merge in a multidimensional and intensive work process.
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I tried to capture what a dynamic and multidimensional artist, and person, he was through this piece.
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That is an area that's I think often more difficult to understand because it can be multidimensional.
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Two programs — one in Chicago, the other in Los Angeles — show the multidimensional benefits of social spending.
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Taken together, the seemingly disparate work creates an almost tangible illustration of complex and multidimensional contemporary realities.
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Wordplay SUNDAY PUZZLE — What a lovely, dense, multidimensional, slightly messy creation we get to take on today.
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The conflict in Afghanistan needs to be looked into from multidimensional areas involving political and military perspectives.
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The multidimensional conflict in Syria has long been bedeviled by local and international players' contradictory aims and opportunism.
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Because the shape is multidimensional, the DNA strand is spread out on every edge of the origami structure.
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Moore continues to highlight how the multidimensional nature of IoT is also providing ways to improve customer service.
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And I guess that's really the heart of it: Black people were rarely portrayed as complex, multidimensional people.
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Those who see Jenny Bui, known as the "Queen of Bling," in the Bronx tend toward the multidimensional.
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There are, for example, gold pendants shaped like multidimensional stars in several sizes and covered in pavé diamonds.
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We need multidimensional, complex stories about who we are; we need to represent ourselves in our full humanity.
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After Tuesday's game, James said he considered Williamson's game "a perfect fit" for the N.B.A.: quick, explosive, multidimensional.
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After Tuesday's game, James said he considered Williamson's game "a perfect fit" for the N.B.A.: quick, explosive, multidimensional.
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They are introducing multidimensional characters whose gender intersects with other facets of identity — race, class, sexual orientation, disability.
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Passionate believer in supporting working women and embracing the fact that our lives are multidimensional, multifaceted and multipurpose.
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The Texans easily manhandled dysfunctional Jacksonville Sunday, and they have a formidable multidimensional talent in quarterback Deshaun Watson.
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Josh created a sort of multidimensional vocabulary profile that grouped together novels that had more words in common.
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I get that it's disconcerting to watch your smart, multidimensional friend turn herself into a selfie sex objects.
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He recognized Morton as a remarkable multidimensional artist, as he explained in a 2000 interview with The Times.
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Khalid has positioned himself as one of the country's favorite teens in music with his multidimensional range in soul.
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There are few issues before the candidates that are as dynamic, multidimensional and potentially explosive as criminal justice reform.
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Where other headphones might present a wall of sound, the HD 2800 S give me a detailed, multidimensional landscape.
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But the vast majority of American social media users are galaxies away from comprehending complex texts and multidimensional arguments.
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Defeating the Islamic State requires multidimensional responses, including improved European intelligence sharing and security cooperation, as Mr. Obama emphasized.
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"It's hard for a human to do the experiments that you need and to analyze multidimensional data," says Pereira.
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Miss America, with its earnest talent competitions and its scholarships for winners, purports to reward a multidimensional female ideal.
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"That threat is multidimensional, evolving rapidly, and operating at a scale and pace we've not seen before," said Parker.
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Even for El's supportive parents, conceiving of gender as a multidimensional sprawl has not been so easy to grasp.
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Like "Yugoslavia" (2017) and "Album" (2018), "Bouquet" is a multidimensional monologue, as physical and musical as it is verbal.
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Their wins give us more hope that our stories will be told in more nuanced, sensitive and multidimensional ways.
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From what I've learned at this conference, from what I've read and tried to understand, it's a multidimensional solution.
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Earthy, lively and multidimensional, the wine is a pleasure to drink now, but will get even better with time.
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Planes could also remain at higher altitudes before descent, but "it's a multidimensional game of chess," Mr. Harteveldt said.
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Organizing and providing crisis intervention and helping to mobilize multidimensional responses to those afflicted is both necessary and proper.
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" Aduba pointed out that "we rarely see such a multidimensional African-American woman on screen — let alone over 40.
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We've interviewed the ARVN and the American, and being able to see that from that multidimensional point of view.
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What used to be Q Q is now a multidimensional series of types of products in the messenger area.
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Rome, a city associated with its glamorous cultural identity, is the anti-cinéma star of Stabile's stark and multidimensional pieces.
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Fifth, in an era of constrained budgets and multidimensional threats, governments, corporations and citizens can no longer operate in silos.
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We should expect doctors to be excited about multidimensional interactions between diagnosis and treatment, patient and society, innovation and change.
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"It's a multidimensional conversation as everything in digital media is changing," said Mark Howard, chief revenue officer at Forbes Media.
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"The NASA Twins Study: A Multidimensional Analysis of a Year-Long Human Spaceflight" is a triumph of cross-disciplinary science.
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Many investors, however, consider the dollar argument as being overly simplistic given the multidimensional factors that influence relative currency values.
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Elsa's shade is described as an opal color with "multidimensional flecks," while Anna's shade is said to resemble a chestnut.
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Few depictions of dance have ever been so multidimensional, or so interestingly ambiguous about the nature of the dance involved.
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A multidimensional story of my hopes, aspirations, disappointments, failures, successes, sacrifices, surprises, and unshakable faith in the promise of America.
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"What we have here is a multidimensional pay structure as well as benefit structure," Engelbert said in a phone interview.
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The disparities you identity are so multidimensional and deep that it's hard to see how we could ever overturn them.
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If you haven't even got the time to write a multidimensional character, why should I waste my time playing the part?
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Liu says that this, combined with the use of multiple contexts, was meant to create a strong foundation of multidimensional thinking.
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In short, fat characters are defined entirely by their fatness, and only get to become multidimensional once they lose the weight.
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Nishimura's Shifting Views (2013) turns her own photo of a Canadian mountain into a multidimensional garden of black and white reeds.
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In Netflix's eminently bingeable Dark, four families struggle to comprehend the resounding effects of a multidimensional wormhole located below their town.
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These machines can obviously be put to good use — say, inspecting cellphone towers, shooting movies or compiling multidimensional real estate portfolios.
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It's about actresses not having to use their naked bodies as resumes and being able to engage in more multidimensional roles.
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Multitracking is a technique widely used... to create a 'one person band with all its members oneself's multidimensional copies in time.
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After a multidimensional crisis writes them out of their own stories, they're forced to live in a small, timeless farming town.
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"Deal making as president," Ms. Sherman said, "is a multidimensional proposition where the stakes are war and peace, prosperity and depression."
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The collection encompassed all that we've come to expect from Gurung: a kaleidoscope of colors, opulent patterns, multidimensional textures, striking silhouettes.
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N.B.A. players are not only world-class athletes but they're also multidimensional people with varied passions and skills off the court.
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It's tempting to judge Twilio by its stock price, but a company is much more complicated and multidimensional than that, he says.
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"I wanted to create a cheek that was just as multidimensional as the eye, so I used three different shades," says Rinaldi.
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The characters on Game of Thrones are multidimensional and ever-changing, but what happens when we categorize them by... beauty and goodness?
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As the human and economic costs of dealing with the coronavirus rise, the importance of balanced development and multidimensional globalisation becomes clearer.
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"We create a multidimensional range of expression, emphasizing spontaneity and the exercise of freedom of technique and execution," the brothers tell Creators.
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Play, its new makeup brand, offers glitter gels whose "multidimensional paillettes mirror everything" and eyeliners in colors like magenta and moss green.
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Even this brief overview of the problem suggests that solutions will have to be multidimensional and are unlikely to be effective overnight.
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In a world where casual observers are perhaps overly impressed by zero-to-60 mph times, the Ring offers a multidimensional standard.
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Sweden has had a small number of troops in Mali since 2013 as part of the United Nations' Multidimensional Integrated Stabilization Mission.
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It's a complex, multidimensional disorder, but I view it as a very helpful concept for a lot of things in our lives.
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Far more powerful, though, is how, now on point, she becomes a multidimensional work of ideal geometry, sculpturally firm and theatrically radiant.
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Vivid palettes, dynamic patterning, and the transformation of yarn and fabric into multidimensional forms are some of the ways I create pieces.
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Looking at the homepage of any camming website today feels very much like gazing into a pornographic, multidimensional void of those moments.
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In recent years, there have been many conversations about the importance and impact of positive, multidimensional representation in Hollywood and on Broadway.
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To understand that those who are incarcerated are multidimensional people with the same spectrum of desires, dreams and needs as anyone else.
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PC gaming is one of the more multidimensional consoles when it comes to offering gamers multiple ways to enjoy their gaming experience.
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Among them is the not-unfamiliar notion that all human characteristics are multidimensional, not only in specifics but also in time and context.
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The company later formed an internal group, which during the early 2000s called addiction a "multidimensional" and "complex" behavior, the UCSF researchers report.
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The technique can be scaled up to far more complex, multidimensional models that give precise answers rather than mere yes-or-no responses.
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But some of the best 3D artists can create multidimensional illusions with nothing more than pen and paper, or a sidewalk and chalk.
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This multidimensional traveler, who also crosses between the past and the present, is identified by, and possesses, what Peri calls the archeological gaze.
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Sign o' the Times sounds like nothing else released in 1987, and not just because no other musician could muster Prince's multidimensional ambition.
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Angelo isn't being treated like a multidimensional person, but as a stand-in for some random nice doctor from the Cookie's Philadelphia area.
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Birthday Cake includes Extra Sprinkles, a pale champagne with large gold glitters, and By the Pound, a Creamsicle-inspired orange with multidimensional glitter.
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But their multidimensional risks cannot be captured by a simple ratio of equity to assets and their failures would threaten the financial system.
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The effect is pure analogue magic, as if you've stepped inside a multidimensional planetarium or swum to the bottom of a phosphorescent sea.
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"Few would argue at this stage that Syria is anything but a quagmire of multidimensional conflict and human suffering," Kadlec told VICE News.
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"Any exhibition, picture, poem, film, interview, article that treats the refugee situation as a complex multidimensional and human situation is important," he says.
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It's a multidimensional game, with both sides using tactics that would have been completely dismissed by policymakers just a year or two ago.
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Taubes is critical of scientists' tendency to see disorders as "multifactorial" and "multidimensional"—that is, as arising from a complex interplay of factors.
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Jil Sander's Luke and Lucie Meier and Dior's Maria Grazia Chiuri, by contrast, created drama with multidimensional textiles adorned with fringe or straw.
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Salt's relationship to flavor is multidimensional: It has its own particular taste, and it both balances and enhances the flavor of other ingredients.
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Multidimensional cooperation would be required to aid governments and international agencies in order to respond adequately to structural environmental risks, according to the report.
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" -- via Twitter The NAACP "John Singleton was a great director and storyteller who was never afraid to show African Americans in complex, multidimensional roles.
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It opens people's minds to the idea that maybe we can be multidimensional beings and perhaps we can go from one place to another.
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Featuring five shades of creamy, incandescent highlighter, the palette allows you to customize your glow by layering the multidimensional tones or wearing them solo.
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"Poverty in Africa is also multidimensional, in the sense of limited access to education, health care, housing, potable water and sanitation," the report said.
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The goal: Move past the headlines, the coming out stories, the isolation, and the struggles, and highlight the actual, multidimensional lives of the individuals.
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Second, the executive director and general counsel should have a strong understanding of election security and the multidimensional threat of foreign interference in 2020.
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A comprehensive and multidimensional strategy for the "new Cold War" must involve an integrated view of these strategic military and economic domains, among others.
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Taj Monjardo and his studio team have mastered painting and carving designs into these tables to turn them into color changing, multidimensional furniture pieces.
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A convoy of soldiers in the UN Multidimensional Integrated Stabilisation Mission in Mali (MINUSMA) was attacked 19 miles west of Sevaré, the UN said.
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The New York-based artist draws directly from the pages of now-antiquated tombs when determining the appropriate images for his multidimensional quasi-collages.
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Though slow to act, Congress eventually treated AIDS as a complex, multidimensional problem and tackled it by funding prevention, treatment, support services and research.
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MUMBAI, India — When it comes to trade, it often seems that India and the United States are playing a perplexing game of multidimensional chess.
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Today he and Alison Ohringer, who's making her debut, came to play with a bunch of very smart clues and a frothy, multidimensional theme.
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It is a multidimensional battlefield that requires a quantum computer to sort out the myriad number of actors, shifting alliances and lines of conflict.
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What emerges from these enormous data flows is a multidimensional picture of each Chinese user, which allows A.I. companies to better tailor their services.
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SCOTT: My favorite Emma Stone moment in "La La Land" — and this is saying a lot — is a very small morsel of multidimensional bravura.
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"It's a multidimensional effort, not for the faint of heart," said John Donovan, the company's chief strategy officer and head of technology and operations.
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Characters evolve and get layered over time because television is long-form, but she was so multidimensional within that pilot script, which was very unusual.
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Kids are living in the very multidimensional world and they are so used to having multitudes of different touch points around themes that they love.
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"Words" are represented in a multidimensional space and linear algebra is used to calculate the relationship between a query and a categorized set of words.
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But there are all sorts of things a feminist can look like and Fear the Walking Dead provides a multidimensional and unconventional portrayal of one.
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Empathy: Negan's ability to empathize with others' pain and suffering is what helps the villain take on a more multidimensional scope than past TWD villains.
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Catholic teaching documents have typically used "homosexual" or referred to those with "homosexual tendencies," which reduce a person's multidimensional humanity to the mechanics of sex.
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These avatars must team up in order to destroy the woman in white, a primordial, multidimensional evil that seeks to destroy cities as they're born.
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Every day, it seems, he is playing a multidimensional chess game on some new plane, from health care to Russia to, of course, the media.
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Younger artists look at the idea of the album sideways, kicking the tires, imagining a less prescribed, more multidimensional future for their high-concept work.
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While the Xbox One is designed to have multidimensional functionality, the primary and most popular feature is the ability to download and play video games.
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Of course, there are intolerant people everywhere, but Nicolás López's movie isn't clever enough to make its lead character sympathetic or multidimensional, only more insufferable.
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But it's particularly hard to imagine playing an AR game in a multidimensional world and being interrupted by a video, interstitial or pop-up ad.
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Adam Savage, the host of Discovery Channel's "Savage Builds" and former co-host of "Mythbusters," is known for his epic builds and multidimensional cosplay creations.
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This production, a four-performance run that begins Wednesday, July 12, employs multidimensional video and reimagined recitatives by the composer and sound designer Mark Grey.
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"We hope that what you write and what you capture on your cameras," she said, "will present a China that is real, multidimensional, and comprehensive."
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While much attention this week has been focused on how multidimensional Newton is, the better question might be how he was allowed to get that way.
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Even the guest appearances of Camen Bell (Jamie Neumann) showed the multidimensional fallout in the woman's world after she attempted to report a Mosswood-related rape.
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A convoy of soldiers in the U.N. Multidimensional Integrated Stabilisation Mission in Mali (MINUSMA) was attacked 30 kilometers (19 miles) west of Sevaré, the U.N. said.
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And she hopes to have a "multidimensional poverty index", which is likely to include such things as access to health care and education, by early 2017.
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Perhaps we're entering a new turn of the pop culture cycle, a time for smart, multidimensional Black-led series like Luke Cage, The Underground, and Greenleaf.
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The Global Peace Index (GPI), developed annually by the Institute, shows the multidimensional nature of peace by identifying key drivers, measures and economic benefits of peace.
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The two are universal, yet different enough to telegraph a multidimensional view of 30-year-old metropolitan womanhood in all of its wonderful microaggressions and banalities.
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"The way that her character is so multidimensional and still so young, but driven and smart, brave and selfless at the same time," Ms. Shipka said.
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Trump knows how to profit from the attention economy, but he is not playing the multidimensional chess with which his enemies (and allies) occasionally credit him.
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Designed as a multidimensional sculpture, it contains references to park vegetation and amphitheater-style seating inscribed with the names of women who have followed Chisholm's political pathway.
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On the non-Dolby front, the new Vizio system comes with DTS Master Audio decoding and DTS Virtual:X, a multidimensional audio technology that's a competitor to Atmos.
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People are multidimensional, and while some people identify strongly with an extrovert or introvert archetype, we may have several other characteristics that make up our unique personalities.
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Since Trump's election, a number of vigilante Twitter investigators have threaded together breathless tweetstorms implying multidimensional Trump-Russia plots — the smoking gun always just out of reach.
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To make the trailer immersive online, THX utilized its THX Spatial Audio post-production mixing tools that enables online users to experience the multidimensional sound using headphones.
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The key step here was Trump taking the extraordinary measure of directly calling for a primary challenge to Jeff Flake (R-AZ), though the clashes are multidimensional.
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It&aposs a kind of packaged deal, right, when you&aposre talking about nation building, you&aposre talking about a lot of others, it is multidimensional things.
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With all that said—with the vastness of a multidimensional colorspace spreading around you like a tesseracting wine-dark sea—you want to hear something really cool?
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This enchanting, sui generis toy theater piece provides a multilayered, multidimensional portrait of a Chicago in perpetual upheaval and a man who is nearly crushed by it.
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Related: Enjoy the Silence in Kelsey Beckett's Intimate Illustrated Portraits These Erotic Cyborg Women Don't Give a Single F*ck Feminine Figures Evaporate in These Multidimensional Paintings
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The landscape is usually multidimensional, but we can understand what's involved by thinking of a standard landscape, which is a two-dimensional surface in three-dimensional space.
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Beyond that, however, is the issue of what happens when these clothes go into stores, and from there into closets, separated from all motivation and multidimensional layering?
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The Skin Fetish Sublime Skin Highlighting Trio contains a futuristic triptych of shimmering, multidimensional highlighters: a pearlescent pink; a fine, mythical gold; and a luxe, gilded bronze.
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That's a strategic and savvy choice, and to take notice of it is to acknowledge the multidimensional chess game Ms. Pelosi is playing, not to demean her.
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I have huge respect for the multidimensional chess players who are central to these discussions; without them, even the best policy ideas would fail to be implemented.
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Now the slightly futuristic jumpsuit Game of Thrones star Sophie Turner wore at the 2019 Billboard Music Awards makes sense with all of its multicolored and multidimensional elements.
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"Black girls know all too well that they must often navigate through a landscape that reinforces multidimensional stereotypes, discrimination, and debilitating narratives about their Black femininity," it reads.
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"I love this cream-powder formula because it's so builable, we were able to create multidimensional layers on the face and eyes for sophisticated, monochromatic look," Ono says.
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Related: A Provocateur Painter Subverts Race in Rainbow Hues These Complex Self-Portraits Will Challenge Your Assumptions About Race 90s Nostalgia and Racial Politics Collide in Multidimensional Mosaics
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"It's not just about the top stories — it's really about getting a multidimensional look at the industry you work in," says Mike McCue, Flipboard's co-founder and CEO.
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She identifies three types of perfectionism using psychologists Dr. Paul Hewitt and Dr. Gordon Flett's Multidimensional Perfectionism Scale: socially prescribed perfectionists, other-oriented perfectionists, and self-oriented perfectionists.
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Take Octavia Butler, who dreamed of and created worlds in her books Kindred and Fledgling, where black girls and women were centered and could be multidimensional, complex characters.
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The Brooklyn lighting collective Nitemind look to Abbott's writing on multidimensional experiences as they continue to develop an ongoing light installation and performance series that's also called Flatland.
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The clunky rings on his fingers add to the perception that he's a boss, and his layers of clothing emphasize how his character is multidimensional but ultimately unknowable.
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That's where I feel like we're unique in the sense that we've got this multidimensional storytelling platform that perhaps another F1 team or another sports property won't have.
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If we don't improve our preparedness to meet the challenges of our multidimensional world, we risk proceeding so far down a path of escalation that conflict becomes inevitable.
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The Game of Thrones star walked the red carpet at the 2019 Billboard Music Awards wearing a slightly futuristic silver jumpsuit with multicolored and multidimensional elements by Louis Vuitton.
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Arthur moved to Manhattan in 2005 to study at NYU under Nassim Nicholas Taleb, whose emphasis on life's randomness modulated Arthur's belief that life was a multidimensional optimization problem.
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The electronic soundtrack created by artist Oneohtrix Point Never (featuring a collaboration with Iggy Pop) fleshes out a multidimensional universe that threatens to swallow its viewers and characters whole.
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Tupac was, and still is, a complicated and multidimensional figure in Black and American culture And, ironically, his death has proven to be just as fascinating for his fans.
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About 1,333 households are now able to switch on their lights thanks to a 50,000 US dollar project funded by the U.N. Multidimensional Integrated Stabilisation Mission in Mali (MINUSMA).
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Mahamat Saleh Annadif, the secretary-general for Mali and head of the UN Multidimensional Integrated Stabilization Mission in Mali, condemned the attack and saluted the bravery of the forces.
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In all these multidimensional areas of environmental challenge, tech innovation allows us to track and "sense" the health of the planet with greater granularity and accuracy than ever before.
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For mathematical reasons that are almost too technical to explain in words, bubbles of nothing won't form in four dimensional spacetime, but they will form in "stringy" multidimensional spacetime.
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His was a large-life, tragic and multidimensional figure, and it could have made, and perhaps someday will make, for an expansive novel or film about sin and redemption.
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We're too often put into a singular box, but Kamala — a woman so incredibly intelligent, beautiful, tough, cool, funny, and kind — reflected the multidimensional experience we live each day.
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Just as the horse, airplane or rifle revolutionized war in the past, this high-tech, multidimensional war that is coming fundamentally changes the role of army units and soldiers.
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"Europe faces an intense, unrelenting and multidimensional international terrorist threat," Andrew Parker, the head of Britain's domestic spy service, MI22011, said in a rare address in Berlin in May.
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But we do stand ready to link this effort to the so-called small group of states so that the process would be a broader one, a multidimensional one.
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"Homegrown," Greg Barker's new documentary on jihadist terrorism in the United States, beginning on HBO on Monday night, is a thoughtful, multidimensional exploration of a subject that often provokes hysteria.
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Colorist Josh Wood found particular inspiration in another era when he created the bold, multidimensional shade (using a demi-permanent dye from Redken Shades) for Stella just before the show.
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On one side are the ordered rows of white tents and shelters of the UN's "Multidimensional Integrated Stabilisation Mission in the Central African Republic" (MINUSCA), a 13,000-strong peacekeeping force.
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Just look at IBM's i2 Analyst's Notebook, which gives analysts, for just few thousand dollars, multidimensional visual analysis capabilities so they can quickly uncover hidden connections and patterns in data.
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He adds that anticipating what the North might do with its conventional weapons is like "trying to describe a very complex game of multidimensional chess in terms tic-tac-toe".
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"We are still exploring the consequences of the euro clearing issue which are multidimensional," Eric Litvack, chairman of the International Swaps and Derivatives Association (ISDA), a trade body, told reporters.
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Sir Elton Hercules John, as his self-given name might suggest, has cultivated an elaborate and multidimensional persona over the course of his nearly 50 years on the global stage.
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"You're talking about a multidimensional and entirely new paradigm of super-fast, super-small super-intelligent machines," Canton said when discussing quantum computing in a previous interview with Business Insider.
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Already, the annual cost of United Nations Multidimensional Integrated Stabilization Mission in Mali is about one billion dollars and the price tag for France's Operation Barkhane is nearly as high.
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As Aaron Sloman, for instance, has successfully argued, intelligence must be modeled using a multidimensional space, with many different kinds of intelligence and with AI progressing in many different directions.
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That instead of repeating himself, he really would have been able to evolve his sense of form into something new; something that spoke more generously to those with multidimensional lives.
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Another important front in the new multidimensional U.S.-China cold war is the South China Sea, where Beijing has asserted an outlandish claim to the entire body of international waters.
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The only potential peer competitor today is China, a nation that is playing a much more sophisticated and multidimensional game than the old Soviet apparatchiks played during the Cold War.
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A multidimensional quilt alternates from the winning smile of Jackie O., to the gleaming face of Oprah, to the bemused look of Mother Teresa—all relative to the viewer's position.
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And when it comes to this type of geopolitical multidimensional chess, it's the civilian population that has neither a say nor a voice, but is at the mercy of the players.
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The textures of her curious renderings are what give them a distinctly 3D air, but unlike the multidimensional work of many of her contemporaries, much of Oravecz's subjects are practically unrecognizable.
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Just as the artist broke barriers in music, the multidimensional version of HEROES explores the idea of space and scale within a restored 1920s-era silent-film theater in Los Angeles.
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The HBO comedy's currently-running season 6 has finally made waves in mending Girls' major problem with race: people of color aren't treated as story machines or objects, but multidimensional people.
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Ortega and Orozco's formalism is juxtaposed with Cruzvillegas and Dr. Lakra's psychedelic readymade crudeness, creating a spectrum of collective, multidimensional ways of seeing, but offering no alternative to the status quo.
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Each bite is multidimensional, too: silky chocolate custard slipping between sheets of tender, moist crepe, the fragrant crunch of a few scattered hazelnuts, and an airy puff of unsweetened whipped cream.
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When you summarize language in a similar way, you essentially produce multidimensional maps of the distances, based on common usage, between one word and every single other word in the language.
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As is often the case at Sundance, the presence of multidimensional, difficult, sometimes flat-out unlikable women remains very welcome, especially given the larger mainstream picture (where male characters outnumber female).
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" Ms. Trump said her book aims to supply advice and tips on leadership, entrepreneurship, juggling work and family "and building cultures where multidimensional women can thrive — now and in the future.
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"The multidimensional portrayals of our community are what audiences want, and film studios fell short," Alex Nogales, president and chief executive of the National Hispanic Media Coalition, said in a statement.
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Newton's allure makes her robot host one of the most relatable and multidimensional characters in the show and saved Westworld from growing as self-aware and self-destructive as its characters.
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An illuminating brief from a group of historians shows that the public's understanding of sexual discrimination in the civil-rights era was "sufficiently broad and multidimensional" to include discrimination against LGBT individuals.
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Known for his multidimensional site-specific installations, Gilley wields the power of HTC's cutting edge Vive VR technology to turn an empty gallery space into a fully interactive virtual art show experience.
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It appears to be a complex bit of kit, but Dr Suslick is quick to point out that the method is really not much different to a multidimensional form of litmus paper.
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The ominous score and some of the multidimensional images (like one of New York City turning in on itself) suggest a cross between Christopher Nolan's "Inception" and M. C. Escher's, well, anything.
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Antetokounmpo, the team's multidimensional force, is capable of doing a bit of everything: At 211 feet 27 inches, he has the agility of a ballroom dancer and the power of a bulldozer.
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Her cunning device of not revealing the name of each character in the sections she narrates grants us a multidimensional perspective on all four women, highlighting their roles in one another's stories.
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But we do stand ready to link this effort to the so-called small group of states so that the process would be a broader one, it would be a multidimensional one.
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As the stories of Yankel and Yasia, Otto and Mykola, Ephraim and Miryam collide and overlap in one condensed, disastrous three-day time frame, their mingled plights merge in multidimensional, expressive collage.
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Intentional or not, some of these pre-presidential moves — from the national media to the choice of venue Wednesday night — signal how Brown also wants to be seen as a pragmatic, multidimensional candidate.
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A touch of rose-brown balayage can elevate your natural color to a more multidimensional finish, with the undertones acting like your favorite highlighter by adding a warm pink glow to darker hair.
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Les Discrets is the work of Fursy Teyssier, a multitalented Frenchman and serial collaborator who created the project back in 2003 in order to express the concepts explored in his own multidimensional artwork.
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On her first solo album in eight years, frontwoman Karin Dreijer tweaks the group's established template to best suit her own surreal bodily rhythms, crafting a giant, whirring, creaking, hissing, multidimensional musical machine.
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"The United States needs to turn to a more incremental, multidimensional strategy that minimizes the likelihood of major North Korean escalation, but still hits back against North Korea, imposing significant costs," he said.
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But the rhetoric of al Qaeda and its affiliates against the Shia has hardened in recent years -- especially in Syria and Yemen, amid what some observers call a multidimensional civil war within Islam.
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" "It's a complex problem and requires a multidimensional solution, first and foremost is the human dimension and communication," Richardson said, downplaying disagreement between instructional pilots and senior officers as a "breakdown in communication.
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In a multidimensional performance showing all the light and dark of the game, Neymar, 26, was the hero, the villain, the most graceful player in the stadium and, for many, the most vexing.
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" A multidimensional hue with widely varying connotations, it is no longer, Ms. Steele insisted, "just girlie dumb pink but androgynous, cool hip protesting pink, an expression of all kinds of more complicated ideas.
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The series at large, created by Paul William Davies (a writer for "Scandal"), gives a multidimensional view of fictitious lawyers in the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York.
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In "Back to Blood" (2012), Mr. Wolfe created one of his most sympathetic, multidimensional characters in Nestor Camacho, a young Cuban-American police officer trying to navigate the treacherous waters of multiethnic Miami.
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Yet Ford's race has also made it easier for more people to see her as a multidimensional person, says Katherine Foss, an associate professor at Middle Tennessee State University who teaches media studies.
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US officials have been sounding the alarm in recent months about Russia's growing multidimensional threat to US interests abroad and at home ranging from fears of widespread election interference to aggressive military posturing.
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At 6-8, with about a 30-pound edge on the midcareer Michael, James entered the league as a muscular 19-year-old who quickly redefined the corporal attributes of the multidimensional star.
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On Twitter, especially, the Blue Detectives are increasingly active in theorizing that Trump and his associates are involved in a dizzying multidimensional plot — and, crucially, are always 10 steps ahead of the American public.
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Each word of an input sentence is converted into a multidimensional vector (a series of numerical values), and the encoding of each new word takes into account what has happened earlier in the sentence.
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They essentially created high-resolution and multidimensional maps of the Milky Way and used these maps to find anomalous populations of old stars that appear to retain a memory of the long-ago collision.
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Roli's Seaboards are part of a (relatively) new category of musical instruments known as polyphonic multidimensional controllers (PMCs) — instruments like the Eigenharp, Haken Continuum, and Linnstrument that could only really exist in digital form.
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As a host of regional players in the Indo-Pacific seeks to influence North Korea's path to normalization, Trump's "get to know you plus" summit will quickly become a complex, multidimensional game of chess.
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Human memory is the ghost in the neural machine, a widely distributed, continually changing, multidimensional conversation among cells that can reproduce both the capital of Kentucky and the emotional catacombs of that first romance.
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The show, fueled by their acumen for strong storytelling and creating multidimensional characters, wrestles with its matters in a way that is sobering and — despite its subjects — isn't dressed up with sequins and melodrama.
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Like: What would happen if the work of 10 artists suddenly leapt off the walls and onto some bodies to become what Ms. Kawakubo called, in her Zen koan of the season, "multidimensional graffiti"?
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American foreign policy is overdue for a rebalancing, one that would curb military deployments in more than 100 countries and instead revive a more multidimensional approach to strengthen democracy and make the world safer.
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The Ravens featured their own dramatically augmented running attack, setting the N.F.L.'s single-season record with 2300,210 rushing yards behind the multidimensional quarterback Lamar Jackson, and won 29.7 of 2149.8 regular-season games.
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American foreign policy is overdue for a rebalancing, one that would curb military deployments in more than 100 countries and instead revive a more multidimensional approach to strengthen democracy and make the world safer.
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Whether it's a typewriter, a mythic female Valkyrie, or a goldfish, Kuskov manages to bring a multidimensional perspective to his wide-ranging art practice, making him one of the leading figures in 3D art today.
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In "Big Market," a multidimensional shopping mall accessed with virtual reality gloves and glasses, a serious shootout scene playfully acknowledges how silly VR combat looks in real life — without ever diminishing the stakes or danger.
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In his multidimensional universe, he falls in love with both sexes, defies racist stereotypes of macho black men, and his aunt begs him not to do drugs while he trips and blazes throughout his lyrics.
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"Occupied Pleasures presents a nuanced, multidimensional portrayal of humanity's ability to find pleasure in the face of trying circumstances in [the] occupied West Bank, Jerusalem, and Gaza," she writes in the description of her project.
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Watson is not good company, in spite of misleading ads from IBM that suggest a general conversational ability, and turning Watson into a plausibly multidimensional agent would be like turning a hand calculator into Watson.
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Forever the master of multidimensional chess and mind games, Trump kept his first tweet low-key, wishing "all of the great people of Canada" and his "new found friend Justin Trudeau" a happy Canada day.
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It culminated in multidimensional dresses that shrouded an inner layer of Op Art dots or stripes beneath a more opaque peekaboo outer layer of knits, like a secret that could be glimpsed but not accessed.
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Overall our findings are consistent with other research suggesting that the effort to monitor banned medicines must be multidimensional and multi-stakeholder oriented and potentially also national, to make communities healthier and improve global health.
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The challenge before us is multidimensional, costly and, frankly, bewildering and unlikely to be successful in the short term, given that there is not yet a serious effort to pursue non-military approaches to counterterrorism.
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As a group, these additions form an acknowledgment that in order to maintain any relevance in a multicultural, multidimensional world, couture culture itself has to open up: to draw its inspiration, and energy, from elsewhere.
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The complexity seems natural, an account of the quality of life itself, transcribed as it needs to be, not formalized or homogenized, but ripplingly various and multidimensional, as Homer, Odysseus and their stories all are.
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Wordplay WEDNESDAY PUZZLE — David Kwong, who is also a magician, is among a group of constructors whose alchemical specialty is combining the entries and the architecture of a grid to make their puzzles multidimensional gold.
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Because this is a multidimensional scaling technique, the algorithms can say how much of voting is explained by one dimension, and then how much adding a second and a third dimension, and so on, adds.
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The researchers looked at more than 41,000 students' responses on the Multidimensional Perfectionism Scale, which not only measures degrees of perfectionism but also distinguishes among its three aspects: self-oriented, other-oriented and socially prescribed.
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But they remain vital because of the passion of their subjects, and each filmmaker's allowance to not just preserve their legacy but to present them as models for multidimensional and alternative identities for black women.
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"That threat is multidimensional, evolving rapidly, and operating at a scale and pace we've not seen before," Andrew Parker, the head of MI0003, Britain's domestic intelligence agency, said in a rare public statement on Oct. 2000.
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Her multidimensional talent extends to her leadership of a band — like the one that backs her next week, with Jody Redhage on cello, Shai Maestro on piano, Matt Penman on bass and Jeremy Dutton on drums.
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The revised SAT can be one piece of a multidimensional system for college admissions for the over 4,000 colleges and universities in the U.S. Flynn Ross is an associate professor of education, University of Southern Maine
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Voted most likely to bite on the prescriptionless glasses craze, Geminis love eyewear that allows them to express their multidimensional nature and love of transformation, especially when it changes the way they look or see things.
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They are having to fashion a deeply multidimensional bilateral relationship almost from whole cloth in the span of years rather than decades or centuries, and doing so in the midst of a rapidly-shifting global environment.
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At think tanks like Brookings, the majority of reports and events, with titles like "Five Evils: Multidimensional Poverty and Race in America" or "India at the Global High Table," have no obvious link to corporate donors.
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America can become cyber safer with a multidimensional strategy, encompassing education, a diverse cadre of experts, tax incentives, streamlined government procurement and encouraging techno-entrepreneurs to develop the next cyber generation software and hardware defensive technologies.
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At South by Southwest here, a lot of words have been spilled on what to do about it, and just how urgently this multidimensional view of reality needs to be addressed — and how to do so.
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All classes are taught by black male instructors whose own experiences and perspectives provide a multidimensional understanding of the students they mentor (in Oakland, as elsewhere, more than half the teachers are white and most are women).
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Through a series of deeply confusing-sounding facial matching tests (" t-distributed stochastic neighbor embedding," which "down-projects multidimensional information into two dimensions for visualization"), Dominy and his team came up with an answer: The patas monkey.
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Yet while Mr. Odedra came across as a protean creature on Friday, the evening as a whole suffered from a sameness of tone — dark, stormy, lonesome, yearning — that amounted to a flat portrait of a multidimensional artist.
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It's about the expansive possibilities of the digital age, the new ways the motion picture — traditionally two-dimensional in both visual and, the show argues, narrative terms — can be an immersive, multidimensional experience, perceptually, physically and conceptually.
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There are three such games presently: China's challenge to America's maritime and economic primacy, Russia's new cold war against its neighbors and the West, and the multisided, multidimensional mess in the Middle East and wider Islamic world.
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Brown installed a multidimensional étagère in a passageway overlooking one of the two courtyards to showcase various treasures collected over the years, such as an urn by Hilda Hellstrom and a collection of vases by Studio Furthermore.
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I wanted to look at this multidimensional woman who is a judge from 9 to 5, but also has this other life, and existence, and personality in Japanese that we don't get to see [in the courtroom].
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The team has an extremely young and talented core, one that has been highlighted by the emergence of Brandon Ingram, a multidimensional forward whom the team acquired in an off-season trade with the Los Angeles Lakers.
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The United Nations Multidimensional Integrated Stabilization Mission in Mali, or MINUSMA, is now the bloodiest active peacekeeping expedition in the world, with 23 soldiers killed so far according to the UN since the missin began in 2013.
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The United Nations Multidimensional Integrated Stabilization Mission in Mali, or MINUSMA, is now the bloodiest active peacekeeping expedition in the world, with 60 soldiers killed so far according to the UN since the missin began in 2013.
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However, beyond the mysteries of BBA's (Phyllis Smith) multidimensional powers and whatever the hell is going on with that octopus, one puzzle looms the largest here: What is beyond the rose window in Nob Hill's most terrifying home?
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The artist's multidimensional wall hangings and freestanding sculptures layer texture upon texture to create a critical mass of pustulant foam, fringes of hair, plastic toys, and shellacked insulation material — all coated in eye-popping and high-contrast shades.
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"I was interested in creating multidimensional landscapes where the viewer could question what's real and what isn't, what has value and what doesn't; what's light and what's dark; what's good and what's evil," Papademetropoulos tells The Creators Project.
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The urban gaze, however, was naturally multidimensional — the subway rumbling underneath the sidewalk; the gleaming peaks of skyscrapers; the neighbor's open window; the communal backyards — and so people tended to be confident in the accuracy of their sight.
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And "Voyager One" is a kind of multidimensional hoedown, with piano and yMusic meshing in overlapping riffs while Hornsby sings about space exploration and wonders if humanity will destroy itself before Voyager makes contact with other life-forms.
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As analyzing complex datasets increases in importance across finance, the practicality, and benefit, of using some form of enhanced reality to digest information and visualize multidimensional outcomes seems not only likely but also undeniable, according to some experts.
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" Why it matters: "The strategy is an effort by the Trump administration to make the nuclear agreement only part of a multidimensional approach to pressure Iran on many fronts ... But the administration has yet to articulate that broader strategy.
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No, his dreams were examples of genuine serial "precognition," arising from his existence as an immortal soul situated as a point of consciousness in a multidimensional, post-relativistic, somehow infinitely regressive and/or nestingly Chinese-boxed field of Time.
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Saudi Arabia's relationship with the U.S. and European states – the U.K. and France in particular – is multidimensional and comprises strong institutional links between militaries and intelligence agencies as well as in the education, finance and energy sectors, among others.
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The liberal arts ethos is that a well-rounded and broad education, an exposure to the multidimensional nature of the great challenges of our day, are what prepares a mind for the unpredictable challenges of the world post-graduation.
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Yes, a story about a random crew attempting to solve movie-earth-energy-crisis #1042 through multidimensional foolery seemed interesting, but this movie so wanted to be the bag of shit that wasn't the affront to my exposed nostrils.
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The only relief from the episode's doomsaying monologues and menagerie of marginalized identities that stand in for multidimensional personalities is Ramon's story — which is, thankfully, too weird to be summed up by the fact that he's gay and Colombian.
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Instead, Trump pushed for the max, torched the whole bridge, separating us from Germany, France and Britain, undermining the forces of moderation in Iran and requiring Trump to now manage — on his own — a complex, multidimensional confrontation with Tehran.
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The reported remarks by Russian foreign ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova, showed "a lack of understanding of today's world, in which states, regardless of their size, are independent and can exercise an independent, multidimensional and democratic foreign policy," it added.
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Trump, who oversees a fashion brand, a website and executive roles in father Donald Trump's businesses, is sharing stories of women like her who are "multidimensional, modern women doing work they love," according to a press release for the launch.
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And when every occasion calls for different things (a sleek crossbody strap for a girls' night out or a reliable zipper closure for bumpy subway commutes, for example) our bag collection needs to be just as multidimensional as we are.
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The multidimensional poverty index is a tool used by NGOs and policy makers to identify deprivations that constitute the typical experiences of low-income people, such as poor health, lack of education, inadequate living standards, and the threat of violence.
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Her platform of "empowering women to lead multidimensional lives" is of a piece with a feminism that values slogans over ethics, sorority over solidarity, and with a rhetoric that signals personal identity rather than gesturing outward to real, political action.
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But this plethora of new media and materials may function as a totally new type of archive: a multidimensional ledger of events that academics, scholars, researchers and the general public can parse to generate a more prismatic recollection of history.
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When she got her bearings, Gramercy Tavern had become a destination restaurant, and she felt ready to invent desserts that were not only as multidimensional as the rest of the menu, but also as intensely flavored and respectful of ingredients.
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He said the U.S. role in Asia should be multidimensional, including trade and commercial ties, not just focused on security issues, and the ambitious Trans-Pacific Partnership trade agreement would have been a "concrete, tangible commitment" to do just that.
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Through a structural laser installation, multidimensional LED sculptures, and a sumptuous amount of fog and haze, the crew will transform the cavernous converted factory space into an alien scene where all senses are activated (the fog has a taste and smell).
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The documents provide, for the first time, a multidimensional portrait of a withdrawn but strikingly intelligent misfit whose tastes ran to Dostoyevsky, classical music and NPR but who said his "dream job" would be working at an airport convenience store.
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If the form in which Godard conducts his investigation (a multidimensional assemblage of film clips, video, quotations and complex soundscapes) is baffling, this only reinforces his central point: We have much more to learn about what it means to see.
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The flare-up between Ms. Warren, who is running to the left, and Mr. Buttigieg, who is running to the center, is a sign of how the multidimensional primary is now breaking down along demographic as much as ideological lines.
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Not only are they being forced to live under an oppressive police state led by a multidimensional empire known as the Combine, but for the past five years, an unfortunate bug has left every NPC in the game unable to blink.
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I expressed my doubts at the beginning, and the subsequent nine episodes did little to assuage them, though "Narcos" has locked into such a durable storytelling formula that it can survive the absence of a single compelling or multidimensional character.
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But if women have to always be hard, tough and troubled to be strong, and we aren't free to be multidimensional or celebrate an icon of women everywhere because she is attractive and loving, then we haven't come very far have we.
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But Doctor Strange draws plenty from other visual influences as well, particularly in some of its weirder sequences, like the multidimensional head-trip Dr. Stephen Strange (Benedict Cumberbatch) goes on when he first meets his mystical mentor, the Ancient One (Tilda Swinton).
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The two most disappointing characters in the movie were arguably the most famous female names: Jennifer Aniston and Olivia Munn, who were both billed as multidimensional characters because of their powerful positions in Zenotek, the software firm on the brink of closure.
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Previously transforming a variety of locations in Turkey into dream-like multidimensional roller coasters with his Flatland project, Büyüktaş made a trip to the US at the end of last year to make Flatland II, featuring massive American landscapes without any visible horizons.
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It was the samurai with wide, trusting eyes and a dark past in Rurouni Kenshin; the dedication and fierce loyalty Naruto always felt for his comrades; the multidimensional characters of Avatar: The Last Airbender that mirrored some of my own family members.
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By utilizing all the tools of American power – economic, military, allied, diplomatic, and humanitarian – to pressure Iran in a more multidimensional fashion, U.S. policymakers can increase their chances of successfully reducing Iranian aggression, rolling back its influence, and stopping Iran's nuclear program.
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Masvidal's near 80% success rate against takedowns, combined with his dangerous striking is what makes him such a tough ask for Demian Maia who, while a great offensive takedown artist in his own right, is not a multidimensional threat on the feet.
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Another 25 were injured in the attack, said Secretary-General António Guterres, who added that he condemned the attack against the camp for the UN's Multidimensional Integrated Stabilization Mission in Mali, known as MINUSMA, in the village of Aguelhok in the Kidal region.
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As important as the burden-sharing issue is, there is an even more immediate imperative NATO members are confronting: what exactly is the alliance's raison d'être in a world far more frenetic, multidimensional, and complicated than when the organization was established in 1949?
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You could easily imagine that the dancers on the stage's borders are conjured by the arms of the three dancers in its center — "Valses Nobles," for 10 dancers, is a fantasy of ballroom romance — but the gentle knockout effect is in multidimensional geometries.
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He has been a musician of multidimensional interests since his youth in Chicago: He had formative experience in marching bands and with a traveling Church of God evangelist, before joining the first wave of the Association for the Advancement of Creative Musicians.
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To understand how much extra nickel demand might come from electrification of the global vehicle fleet, you'd need to start with a forecast of EV penetration over the coming years, a multidimensional calculation involving pricing, consumer preferences and government incentives and penalties.
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"As a society that we get so fixated on [violence against black trans women] to a point where we make our deaths so political, and it dehumanizes the multidimensional human beings that these women were," Sonoma wrote to me in an email.
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"[I]f women have to always be hard, tough, and troubled to be strong, and we aren't free to be multidimensional or celebrate an icon of women everywhere because she is attractive and loving, then we haven't come very far have we." pic.twitter.
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Recently acquired by the Broad, Auerbach's piece literally weaves strips of black and white canvas together in order to examine the practical and intellectual study of behavior and structures while combining layers and texture to create a multidimensional view of both itself and the world.
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The multidimensional nature of the problem was on full view this week: a cease-fire in the Syrian civil war seemed ready to collapse; American forces prepared to recapture Mosul from the Islamic State; and terrorist attacks occurred in New York, New Jersey and Minnesota.
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Distant as those goals seem now, they might become more attainable if Russia's president, Vladimir V. Putin, could be persuaded that a never-ending war and growing tension with the West will keep Russia from what it really needs to do: rebuild a multidimensional economy.
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In an interview in Amsterdam last week, he said that this was "no tragedy" for him, because he always had been a multidimensional artist, and he used the hiatus as a time to work on his other creative project: Surrealist sculpture, lithographs, writing and drawing.
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While the more lurid aspects of the scandal center on an alleged sexual relationship between the governor and Rebekah Caldwell Mason, who resigned last week as Mr. Bentley's senior political adviser, the particulars of the proposed resolution show just how multidimensional the scandal has become.
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And it is why Marine Serre's multidimensional Divine Comedy, a narrative in fashion form that imagined a "a futuristic wormhole … way beyond Euclidean space" (excerpts from the short story that was the show notes) and then provided the clothes for it, was so compelling.
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On my face were two perfect brows, the same hard-to-capture brown as the hair on my head, multidimensional, thick in all the right places, giving my face a grounded seriousness I had been wishing for since that day in the bathroom almost 20 years ago.
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" On her mission to tell women's stories:"The passion I realized I had to pursue in Cape Town was really to tell African women's stories, to give African women their voice in a way that was as complex and rich and multidimensional as many others get.
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I have no idea how to read the piece "Dimensions and Indications of the Multidimensional Poverty Index" (2016), which consists of small, colored rectangles set in wooden frames, arranged side by side to create a kind of minimalist scheme of colors grouped in homologous families of hue.
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The new facility, which features two indoor basketball courts, a multidimensional activity center, a weight room, conference rooms as well as dormitories and educational facilities, will be the primary training location for NBA Academy Africa future hopefuls from across the continent, the league said in a statement.
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The closing line is a simple nod to the multidimensional storytelling of "The OA," but to a believer in the great conspiracy at work, it reads as if Holland is giving us a clue about "Part III" and the new meta-dimension OA is trapped inside.
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So while technology may allow us to do plenty more good on our own than we ever could before, he says he believes there will always be a place for an organization that can bring many nonprofits together to solve multidimensional problems like the ones in Chicago.
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Beyond that level, "climate change and climate change responses will affect people in countries at all levels of development, but those most at risk will be individuals and communities experiencing multidimensional poverty, persistent vulnerabilities and various forms of deprivation and disadvantage," the draft report for policymakers reads.
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She described the book as an attempt to give readers "the best advice, tips and skills I've learned over the years from many incredible people, on subjects including identifying opportunities, leading teams, starting companies, managing work and family, and building cultures where multidimensional women can thrive."
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Supporters of Senator Marco Rubio, Senator Ted Cruz, Jeb Bush, Rick Santorum and Mike Huckabee are poised to unleash a wave of ferocious attacks this month, according to Republicans familiar with their planning, plunging the muddled contest into a multidimensional war in the weeks leading up to the Feb.
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The statement said 21 people were injured in the attacks in the Menaka and Mopti regions, in the eastern and central parts of Mali, respectively, including a civilian contractor with the UN Multidimensional Integrated Stabilization Mission in Mali, or MINUSMA, and a member of the Malian armed forces.
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The WB's take on Buffy didn't take long to develop its lead into a multidimensional, emotionally realistic character—and, just as crucially, it made her the outsider, a new girl in town and the center of a co-ed clique of lovable outcasts that eventually included a lesbian couple.
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" The clip offers a multidimensional lesson in the tactics — some fascinating, some slightly dodgy — filmmakers use these days to stand out in a genre that, "like all of television, has become much more competitive," said Tom Hugh-Jones, the series producer, who also worked on the first "Planet Earth.
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Visitors are encouraged to pick their way through the twists and turns; the jangling sounds it makes and the scuff marks it leaves on the room's pristine white walls are all part of this multidimensional "drawing in space", as the exhibition's curator Martin Caiger-Smith describes it in the accompanying catalogue.
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RAFI AZIM-KHANHead of data privacy, EuropePillsbury Winthrop Shaw PittmanLondon Drug pricing* Regarding your online article on "The global battle over high drug prices" (May 21st), we believe that improving affordability and access to medicines and vaccines is a multidimensional challenge that requires collaborative and holistic solutions from all stakeholders.
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But in contrast to Hollywood's emerging awareness of African-Americans — and the need to engage them to boost box office sales — "Shaft" was the culmination of Mr. Parks's longstanding and multidimensional exploration of race, poverty and crime, providing yet another rich and empathetic view of a fraught and complicated nation.
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The strategy is an effort by the Trump administration to make the nuclear agreement only part of a multidimensional approach to pressure Iran on many fronts, including its missile program, its support for militant groups like Hezbollah and its intervention in the Syrian civil war on behalf of the Assad government.
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After a Season 3 episode in which Rick goes to excessive lengths—having a multidimensional battle with all the other Ricks which leads the show to fold over itself—just to get some throwback Szechuan dipping sauce from McDonald's, the fast food chain decided to take seemingly harmless advantage of the opportunity.
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People don't like, they don't wanna acknowledge that people are multidimensional, they wanna put them in a box and say they are X, Y and Z. And I think nuance has been lost in our current discourse and hasn't really existed in a very long time and it's just very easy to stereotype people.
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But basically, a couple of years ago, I started to get a little bit pissed with myself, because this has become a platform for people like me, who have a very similar life to me, who have traveled, who have these multidimensional identities—basically expats—who come here and bring their ideas with them.
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But we do stand ready to link this effort through the so-called small group of states so that the process would be a broader one, it would be a multidimensional one, and so that we will be able to maximize our fighting chance to get the ultimate success in the issue of Syria.
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Lamar Jackson was not only the most indispensable player for the Ravens this season — he is the prohibitive favorite to be the league M.V.P. It was during off-season workouts last spring that the Ravens unveiled their plans to build their offense around the multidimensional Jackson, who was preparing for his second pro season.
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Being in the industry, I've been taken in in a very nice way, but it's been hard and it's been a real journey and a real struggle, and it's fighting typecasts and stereotypes every single day, and proving to people that we can be multidimensional and be very layered women and we are not just one thing.
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"There weren't many multidimensional roles for [Black women] beyond 'The Mammy' or 'The Exotic Other,'" says Yvonne D. Sims, the author of Women of Blaxploitation: How The Black Heroine Changed American Popular Culture, pointing to Hattie McDaniel's loyal 'mammy' in Gone With the Wind and Dorothy Dandridge's recurrent exoticized roles in movies like Sundown and Tarzan's Peril.
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The absurdist parody of hospital dramas—shot in six days on a tiny budget—became an indie hit, and spent the next six seasons on Adult Swim, where it has bent the rules of continuity and character development, skewered just about every storytelling trope imaginable, and developed into a multidimensional meta comedy the likes of which television has never seen.
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In contrast to that approach, Jardina and Stephens-Dougan writes, we treat individualism as a multidimensional concept, such that one can believe in hard work, self-reliance, and the existence of an open opportunity structure, while also endorsing the role of societal and institutional factors such as racism and discrimination, as explanations for the persistence of racial inequality in the United States.
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We will keep working ... Russia, Turkey, Iran, which I informed President Trump about, but we do stand ready to link these efforts to so-called small group of states so that the process would be a broader one, a multidimensional one, and so we will be able to maximize our fighting chance to get the ultimate success on the issue of Syria.
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By framing his stories within an interwoven web of narrative perspectives and juxtaposed character experiences, King is able to generate a feeling of interconnectivity, as well as explore the various literary themes that stretch throughout his multidimensional universe, including but not limited to: King credits his absentee father for bequeathing him a love of horror via a stash of pulp novels King discovered as a boy.
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But if the 6-foot-9 multidimensional star is still waiting for a winning supporting cast, his 23-2300 season is the latest, best evidence yet that he is approaching a specific kind of broad-based play that is fast becoming a requirement for surviving in the N.B.A. Gordon showed it off days ago in a 253.3-2140 win over the Golden State Warriors.
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In reality, the economy as it exists today, is this incredibly complex, multidimensional, multifaceted thing with just huge oceans of people doing jobs that we probably have never even heard of, huge numbers of people in all of these different sectors of health care, and in-home care, and childcare, huge numbers of people in education, and infrastructure, and government jobs, and the military, and all of these different fields and professions.
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