We ladies are complex and multilayered – I celebrate it!
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"Mercuric Tidings" begins and ends with a tight, multilayered tableau.
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The multilayered story has multiple branches and endings as well.
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Still, it bore clear debts to Taylor's slashing, multilayered style.
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Robert Bentley is a multilayered scandal, involving sex, money, and corruption.
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Multilayered tinklings and murmurings give the music a subliminally shimmering aura.
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That's a multilayered question, with history and heartbreak as a backdrop.
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The vote seems to have been a vote against multilayered identities.
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It comes with a multilayered memory foam pad, duvet, and pillows.
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What Does It Mean—a common sign of multilayered hacking efforts.
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But what she unearthed turned out to be strange and multilayered.
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Happily, in the magnificent, multilayered sprawl of London, such places still exist.
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"Rightists Buoyed by the Election; Open New Drives," the multilayered headline declared.
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It's wonderfully multilayered dance in terms of changing geometries, arithmetics and groups.
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Even in seemingly melodramatic scenes, Handel digs deep and explores multilayered emotions.
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The exterior's standout is a multilayered, lighted grille, framed by vertical headlamps.
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By any "Nutcracker" standards, however, "The Hard Nut" (1991) is particularly multilayered.
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It is multilayered and riven by dualities, male or female no matter.
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In their multilayered dichotomy, they were both familiar and not at all.
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But she couldn't find multilayered stories about black women in that repertory.
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Eventually, he envisions a deep, multilayered network of underground tunnels spanning the city.
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McDermott explores the downsides to fantastic technologies in this multilayered and thoughtful novel.
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Chia-Wei Hsu employs a multilayered method to write history and interpret legends.
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It does not have the facilities to break down the multilayered packaging economically.
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The original plan drawn up by the Russian intelligence services was probably multilayered.
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Even here we have a multilayered authorship, a once-removed and removed-again storytelling.
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The "multilayered threat" from China, Wray says, entails a merging of cybercrime and espionage.
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Siri's complicated, multilayered solution to democratic dysfunction raises a host of questions and paradoxes.
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The video is multilayered but ambiguous, leading to many fan theories about its meaning.
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Thanks to his armory of bulk-bought basics, Olowu's multilayered look is effortlessly streamlined.
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In the near future, that means live performances and multilayered activations within the space.
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A close reading of my mother's message reveals rich and multilayered depth of meaning.
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The multilayered system had been criticized as too cumbersome, but functioned in this case.
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Just like Manhattan itself, this volume is a rich, multilayered creation worth leisurely exploration.
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Appropriately, the exhibition is as multilayered as Yeats' detours into writing for the stage.
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Jessica Barden, who portrays multilayered firecracker Alyssa, has her own opinion on the messy matter.
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"Our airport security program is multilayered and constantly evolving," Massport spokesman Matt Brelis told CNN.
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Similar to a 3D sculpture, Sculpt will be experienced in different intersections, revealing multilayered narratives.
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Should you travel to mosquito-rife territory, Dr. Engelman suggested a multilayered plan of attack.
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But, those many, multilayered systems of Dishonored 2 mean there are consequences to every action.
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I know they carried with them multilayered tales like this one, with extremely messy plots.
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" She added, "This has been a multilayered event that has brought attention to glaring issues.
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The women are multilayered characters who are moms, friends and co-conspirators trying to survive.
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That means writing storylines with complex, multilayered individuals with leadership, experience and problem-solving know-how.
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The parts of internet culture that thrive on this multilayered interplay coalesced around the Harambe meme.
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Basically, anything with acoustic instrumentation or multilayered production benefits greatly from the insight these headphones provide.
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Manning's affinity for multilayered compositions derives from the time he spent living in New York City.
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Moore's multilayered performance in the remake of the 2013 Chilean film Gloria is getting rave reviews.
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Today we revere "Lolita" for Nabokov's bold, multilayered subject matter and his dazzling and allusive prose.
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The candidates must embody the multilayered experiences of communities of color; their hopes and their dreams.
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And they began piecing together a multilayered terrorist attack that evaded detection until much too late.
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A meta-besotted, multilayered, impudent, lacerating exhibition that pricks pretense and self-delusion on every level.
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It has infused its famous nine-inch multilayered Mille Crêpes cake with Champagne for the holidays.
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Instead, he portrayed multilayered women built up from experience, putting one foot in front of the other.
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His art is multilayered, synthesizing diverse cultural references to tell a untold story about the Middle East.
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First, kudos to Mr. Brauner for coming up with a multilayered theme like this for his debut.
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Yet, even to a relative outsider, I'm Poppy feels like another puzzle piece in Poppy's multilayered backstory.
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It can also tap into the cloud for answers to multilayered, contextual questions on 150 different topics.
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They've given me the opportunity to direct, to create this incredible, fascinated, multilayered character for eight years.
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Whatever the precise figure, IS has had the best part of two years to build multilayered defences.
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Woven through with an ornate, rippling harp filigree, the luxuriant textures were multilayered instead of silky smooth.
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Aaron Abrams, as his father, and Aliocha Schneider and Sofia Banzhaf, as friends, are just as multilayered.
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It wasn't so much multilayered as obscure, unlike the gang of Janis Joplin fairy princesses at Rodarte.
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"It's nice because it's a one-liner, but at the same time it's very multilayered," he says.
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Such a multilayered portrait of the vast, creaky, fragile Austro-Hungarian Empire on the eve of collapse.
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On the bay side of the narrow Rockaway peninsula stands the Castle Rockaway, a multilayered Tuscan villa.
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Please know we have worked consistently over many years to implement multilayered policies to keep kids safe.
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It's a totally different solve when a multilayered theme reveals itself, and you notice each layer separately.
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The issue with multilayered, "deep" neural networks was that the trial-and-error part got extraordinarily complicated.
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Despite the concerns about prurience, Ms. Gyllenhaal said that she saw multilayered opportunity in the subject matter.
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So give credit to the Roundabout for producing this thoughtful revival of an ambitious, vexing, multilayered drama.
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"What stands out about 3ve is how ambitious and global and complex and multilayered it was," Swadia said.
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His nuanced, textural paintings and sculptures are literally multilayered; words on yellowed pages peek out beneath the paint.
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The piece struck me as a multilayered meditation on all that has been imperiled, exalted, and made precious.
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The show is so multilayered, and a lot of people should be excited about it, however they identify.
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"Serenade After Plato's Symposium," made to Leonard Bernstein's exceptional 1954 violin concerto of that name, is intriguingly multilayered.
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The multilayered sense of history (the choreography is evidently of its own day) is part of the charm.
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Whereas one has had to adjust to a multilayered nationalism (Irish, British, European), the other has, well, not.
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Sites abound throughout the Attica region, bearers of complex and multilayered narratives, even those still shrouded in mystery.
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For one thing, it is a multilayered working out of her feelings about the intensity of romantic experience.
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This is a multilayered adventure that even new solvers will find accessible, with something for everyone to enjoy.
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Slack-key guitar grew into its own instrumental tradition, with soloists picking multilayered bass lines, chords and melodies.
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With their multilayered ceilings of fiberglass and acoustic plaster, the underground galleries define the state of the art.
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Refugees and other immigrants already undergo a thorough, multilayered vetting process that can take up to two years.
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There's always something multilayered when people tell you a story about the ground that they have honestly walked.
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So multilayered and multifaceted are German politics and public life that the country can be in fact frustratingly introverted.
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He's great because his pansexuality is just another facet of his multilayered, hilarious character and not his only trait.
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We built a multilayered electronic dermis, or e-dermis, that tries to mimic the behavior of these different receptors.
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The album is a complex, varied, subtle, richly multilayered work, overflowing with ideas and by no means immediately ingratiating.
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California, he says, has a sprawling, multilayered home care system, while some smaller states rely on personal assessments alone.
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Mraz's concept for the exhibition was open-ended enough for artists to approach this multilayered site with unclouded eyes.
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Grazer's remarks suggest that big Hollywood producers are taking a multilayered approach when considering where they want to go.
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Here, Ms. Heisler has deftly expanded her source material, an advice book in Junie's voice, into a multilayered story.
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Thinking about these people, whom today we would call intersex, Dr. Money developed a multilayered model of sexual development.
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But the catalyst in "Ultimatum" is the Malian singer Fatoumata Diawara, providing African-rooted pentatonic melodies in multilayered vocals.
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The relationship with Turkey, which has been a NATO member since 1952, "is multilayered," the German defense minister emphasized.
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One example is "Pretty Women: A Real Housewives Musical Revue," a multilayered parody happening at the Duplex on Wednesday.
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It's part of a multilayered effort to funnel Facebook users toward opaque debt-relief firms, says Vice's David Uberti.
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Obamas sign multi-year deal with Netflix Barack and Michelle Obama have partnered up with Netflix to produce multilayered content.
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Both Chicago police and airport officials have repeatedly said the airports are sufficiently staffed and defend the multilayered security system.
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Because of that, "Malibu" — his second album under this moniker, following a stretch under the name Breezy Lovejoy — is multilayered.
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The best cameras — something Google knows a lot about — are defined by highly customized, multilayered exploitation of the basic hardware.
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If the first five episodes are any indication, it's going to be a multilayered bloodbath and we'll love every minute.
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Simpson attributes William's reluctance to engage in the more base pleasures of the park to a multilayered series of reasons.
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All these multilayered lies, misinformation, propaganda, secrecy, and fear — fear, above all — allow a people to be manipulated en masse.
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Ryden's merry band of misfits includes a smiling half-dragon, half-muppet creature, and tiny humans masquerading as multilayered cakes.
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Master pianists can better orchestrate, in a sense, the multilayered textures of these études than Mr. Lando did at Zankel.
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With its multilayered textures and dense harmonic language, the music is hauntingly elusive, a quality conveyed in this teeming performance.
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By putting materials in conversation with each other the collection engenders more in depth and multilayered perspectives on singular topics.
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They ran daringly in and out of passing lanes, wove multilayered combinations, and pinged the ball with confidence and intent.
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A parable about the interplay between the organized narratives of stories and the multilayered data and process that is science.
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The fallout that opioid addiction causes are multilayered and many of us do not realize what they can lead to.
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Her art is way too complex and multilayered for that, and in any event, she gravitates toward questions, not answers.
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But the idea that Moscow will bring about a settlement in a multilayered conflict as tangled as Syria may be illusory.
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What a lot of people don't expect is its edge-of-your-seat noir plot, multilayered characters, and hilarious side quests.
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It's a multilayered, meta moment in which the film acknowledges the racism of the teen movie tradition it's paying tribute to.
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"It's timely and fascinating and multilayered," says producer Ron Senkowski, who will work on the series along with Michael De Luca.
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De Bruyckere's work is always multilayered, with rich allusions to art historical traditions of the Northern Renaissance, mythology, and Christian iconography.
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Masako wore a multilayered kimono, in a design that dates to the 10th century and is known as itsutsuginu karaginu mo.
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That's because communication is a multilayered phenomenon that requires attention to both its "human" and "nonhuman," or evolutionarily inherited, involuntary elements.
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Frustratingly, it would seem that the Harvey Weinstein problem is much more complicated and multilayered than the simple outcry "everybody knew" suggests.
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These headphones exhibit exceptional control of distortions at high frequencies, and get right down to the most granular details on multilayered recordings.
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This collection of interactions with ordinary people is a cinematic gift both simple and multilayered, an intellectual challenge and an emotional adventure.
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Given the difficulty of relating a multilayered tale that encompasses many years, Ms. Ziegler's script — and Linsay Firman's direction — is admirably comprehensible.
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They are multilayered, disruptive explorations of dichotomy (conceptually half of "black-and-white") that quickly dispense with any essentializing notion of color.
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Fold the triangle upward to create another layer of phyllo over the triangle, then continue folding until you have a multilayered triangle.
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It unleashes Herndon's vocal syllables as percussion for a kind of hissy, feminine, multilayered, glitchy beatboxing, human input dispensed with inhuman timing.
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He was instantly taken with Kanenobu's lush guitar playing and multilayered psychedelic melodies, joining the singer-songwriter's small but devoted fan base.
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And since the death of former New England Patriot Aaron Hernandez in 2017, his story has only gotten more mysterious and multilayered.
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It's a flawed trust system where we can assume organizations have multilayered defenses, beyond just encryption, that will keep hackers at bay.
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However, she did offer an open, rich, multilayered, and in many ways poetic biennial for a region and a world in turmoil.
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Halston takes a stand against this kind of thinking, attempting to resurrect the designer's legacy by giving him a glamorous, multilayered portrait.
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We see the whole thing play out through her eyes, knowing as much about the multilayered danger she's stepping into as she does.
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Led by the luminous vocals and multilayered songwriting of Katie Stelmanis, Austra is a synth-pop project that has always been future-minded.
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It was very much a goal in the film to have it be very multilayered, where we focus on one theme or another.
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Its premise concerns a group of college students on a forest retreat, though the simple setup doesn't do justice to the multilayered plot.
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The Agatha Christie-like ecosystem pairs with lacerating contemporary wit, and alternating past and present scenes makes for a multilayered, modern detective story.
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Sweet's colorful multilayered collages and artful lettering do justice to the message, inviting readers of all ages to linger in these lovely pages.
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In the catchy, multilayered "1 Night," meditative gongs overlap a stop-start vocal line from Charli XCX as she depicts a complicated situation.
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In their Hispanic Heritage Wing, Santa Fe's Museum of International Folk Art tells multilayered stories of music and performance in northern New Mexico.
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But even as more and more Americans grew old and frail in federal penitentiaries, a multilayered bureaucracy meant that relatively few got out.
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Underground could have easily spent its first season digging into the multilayered relationships between its characters, but it makes a smart, quick pivot.
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As the Republican Party has backed increasingly restrictive laws, the Democratic Party has responded by moving toward increasing and multilayered support for abortion rights.
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Flat striking colors of Russian constructivism, bold outlines of 90s computer games, and geometries from Soviet monumental art comprise Dmitri Aske's multilayered plywood artworks.
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For a female lead in a rom-com, Sasha is particularly believable, revealed to be a strong, vulnerable, and multilayered woman scene after scene.
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He made the objectively terrible Terry Crabtree in Wonder Boys likable, turning what could've been a one-dimensional character into a multilayered, dynamic one.
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One stereotype of people on the autism spectrum is that they can be socially awkward and have difficulty understanding emotions or multilayered subtle humor.
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They used the software, which was released in 1990, to create complex, multilayered posters that would require more than a passing glimpse to comprehend.
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Ms. Halvorson's output was multilayered and superserious: Mr. Zorn's compositions brought out the prickliness in her style but also a sense of precarious grace.
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Zimmermann extended Lenz's multilayered plotlines in every direction, eventually including a vision of the atomic bomb whose return so many in the '60s feared.
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So, it took me more than a second to figure this one out, and I hereby nominate it as a highly clever multilayered Sunday.
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Scientists working to untangle this multilayered food chain think it may play a major role in regulating climate by keeping carbon in the ocean.
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Robin F. Williams's third show of paintings at P.P.O.W in Chelsea is a direct, pictorially savvy hit on the multilayered sexism of modern life.
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The family was sent to Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center for further tests, which revealed that Brody had four embryonal tumors with multilayered rosettes.
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Just know that the odds on Parasite actually winning Best Picture keep rising—and it would be well-deserved for this multilayered social satire.
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It is a contemplative, multilayered body of work — timeless shadows recording the passage of time photographed over images of a cathedral 10 centuries old.
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But according to Barton, the founder of, driving force behind, and tour guide for Hood Huggers International, Asheville is more multilayered than it looks.
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In today's world of multilayered surveillance on the internet and streets, from the air and from space, the work illuminates the coldness of computer vision.
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Listen: Michael Kiwanuka's third album is a muscular, multilayered declaration of self-worth and reliance from an artist who has been open about his insecurities.
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Kebedech Tekleab's multilayered piece "The Future Unfolding" (2003) visualizes the atemporal and expansive approach to the production of historical knowledge which echoes throughout the exhibition.
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Dominated by pinks and grays, it pushes the technique of scrumbling to its busiest extremes, unleashing a multilayered sea of blues, yellows, silvers, and black.
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Ms. Prodger's films are so multilayered that they feel novelistic, Mr. Farquharson added, comparing her work to the novels of James Joyce and Marcel Proust.
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Her work didn't quite fit into any single category, given its multilayered references to African traditions, feminism, ethnographic research, post-colonial theory and racial politics.
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Mr. Goldman posted pictures on social media of the two cakes, both multilayered towers adorned by red, white and blue bunting, presidential seals and stars.
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Into this multilayered situation has arrived the fresh and vital agenda set by Teresa Reichlen's speech, delivered at the fall fashion gala on Sept. 27.
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Its tracks are playful, multilayered and even a bit disorienting, with warm synth pads nestling up against spectral vocal samples, and delicate melodies swaddling rugged rhythms.
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But each have received a multilayered interpretation as Franco Zeffirelli's lavish productions of "Turandot" and "La Bohème" have returned to the Metropolitan Opera with new casts.
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Multilayered compositions like Steve Reich's Works album (or any other large orchestra or multi-track electronic music) are unfurled and presented on an uncongested, natural soundstage.
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An expertly designed and curated selection of asymmetrical and multilayered dresses, beanies inspired by balaclavas, modern jewelry, and trousers garnered attention outside of its founders' celebrity.
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But you won't hear Rey every time Taeko opens her mouth — Ridley adopts an American accent here, turning in a multilayered performance of wistfulness and warmth.
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Medicine is a complex adaptive system: it is made up of many interconnected, multilayered parts, and it is meant to evolve with time and changing conditions.
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Nepali Maoists rose to power because they persuasively fused class and identity and promised to address the country's multilayered discrimination based on caste, gender and geography.
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His characters explore such loaded dichotomies as motherhood and career, weight gain and self-esteem, and high art and celebrity culture, usually during sparkling, multilayered exchanges.
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With their multilayered entry points, Butler's paintings have an inquisitive quality — a sort of painter-as-philosopher sensibility that considers every aspect of the creative process.
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"The Hamilcast" is the one to beat, offering a no-stone-left-unturned exploration of the groundbreaking show, its multilayered musical treats and its cultural impact.
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For his feature directorial debut, Bill Benz teamed up with Annie Clark and Carrie Brownstein, who are cowriters and costars in this zany and multilayered mockumentary.
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Destiny turned out to be a compelling answer to that question, delivering a multilayered experience that reinvented what an online first-person shooter could look like.
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It went to the heart of the multilayered social and political conflicts of the 1960s — and, like all great rhetoric, continues to speak to us today.
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Mr. Linklater's solo show at 2315WSE Gallery, "From Our Hands," is also a multilayered take on the telling of history and who has access to what.
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The identities of the two artists who participated remain undisclosed, and the reactions to both shows were permeated by a multilayered sense of resentment and unease.
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When Kodachrome came along, it was actually a multilayered black-and-white film, believe it or not, that has placeholders where the colors are going to go.
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But because this new release contains not only an album but also a concert film and a behind-the-scenes documentary, it offers a more multilayered experience.
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Those recordings were mixed to form a multilayered sound environment, where visitors can choose to join in and chant or just let the sound wash over them.
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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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But unlike the original production model, the X5 Protection has an armor plating of high-strength steel, multilayered safety glass, an intercom, and an attack alarm system.
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The things Ms. Wolitzer thinks about have grown larger over time, it seems, though her books remain driven by multilayered plots and the intricacies of people's lives.
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"Gorgorod," a concept album by Oxxxymiron, told a multilayered story of a tense relationship between an ambitious writer and the power-hungry mayor of an imagined city.
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Quiray Tagle quotes this passage in a meticulous curatorial essay that frames how these works of art may be read as a contradictory, yet complimentary, multilayered narrative.
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Yukultji Napangati's multilayered cartographic canvases; Erik van Lieshout's show, awash in beer; and "The World According to …," a group show anchored by a David Hockney video installation.
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It reflects America's enduring ability to generate huge fortunes, complacency about concentrations of power, and the many opportunities its diffuse and multilayered democracy provides for influence-peddling.
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David's Sling is designed to intercept medium-range rockets and missiles as part of a multilayered air defense system that includes the Arrow system and Iron Dome.
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The innovative J. W. Anderson, who spoke of "falling into a womb of fashion," dispatched a procession of models in multilayered, oversize knits and chunky outerwear pieces.
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The central dynamic of this multilayered story is provided by the book's title, which signifies the multiple ways in which Europeans strove to acquire and wield power.
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The ribs were transferred to a pot with wine and stock, sandwiched between flames in a multilayered Argentine grill, the heat licking it from above and below.
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Its distribution was multilayered, with a website — in this case, BuzzFeed — publishing the unverified material and other outlets amplifying its impact by reporting on the ensuing controversy.
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Films produced by the new generation of Arab filmmakers reveal what the mainstream media and pop culture do not: a multilayered society in flux, desperately seeking liberation.
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Makino's multilayered, jewel-tone film Cinéma Concret beckons hypnotically at the end of the entry-hall, while film stills printed on steel appear to levitate along the walls.
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As immigrants face multilayered attacks in a nation overrun with xenophobia, Ulukaya has found himself speaking out on behalf of immigrants, especially to counter some of Trump's remarks.
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I felt that these evocations of past, present, flashback, flash-forward would create a kind of multilayered density that gives us the notion of a long time passing.
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Every character and location is multilayered and heavily defined, and that would include even the animals — the mysterious pet Jones calls his "rare African hunting dog" named Marcianna.
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Early in the book, Michelle Obama is not afraid to highlight how she was questioned about her identity as a child, navigating multilayered expectations about gender and race.
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This multilayered analysis has a downside: The densely packed, 220,23-page tome — roughly a page for every four days of the period it covers — is no easy read.
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Economic nationalists are intent upon protecting not only certain industries but also a multilayered free-market political and economic order that is anchored by a healthy middle class.
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The multilayered program to harvest information from Uighurs and other Muslims begins on the edges of towns and cities across Xinjiang in buildings that look like toll plazas.
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Still, the specific forces behind the spikes and dips have vexed both independent observers and public servants honest about how unwieldy and multilayered the roots of violence are.
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Highlights include Lavar Munroe's phantasmic, multilayered canvases, from the artist's Redbones series, on view in Jack Bell's booth (and also in the Jenkins Johnson booth at Pier 94).
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Those two groups are racing to take over strategic territory as the Islamic State loses ground, to better position themselves in the next chapter of Syria's multilayered war.
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Beyond dense, multilayered characters, serialization featuring multi-season plotlines is one of the most celebrated aspects of the Golden Age of Television, from Mad Men to Game of Thrones.
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And while Paradise Hills isn't epic or multilayered enough to stand alongside the works that inspired it, it isn't dragged down by elaborate or self-serious world-building, either.
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The skeleton of the new arch is made from carbon steel pipe and the skin is composed of a multilayered arrangement of stainless steel, a moisture barrier, and insulation.
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Exposing their genre versatility, the Xelentos are also the best way I've ever heard Nine Inch Nails' Pretty Hate Machine, articulating every single nuance of the multilayered electronic compositions.
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Multilayered productions from the likes of deadmau5 and Squarepusher might not be everyone's cup of lemongrass tea, but there's no denying their ability to stretch a pair of headphones.
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Amazon Futures, a multilayered glass model of an Amazon warehouse as described in a patent application, depicts a warehouse as a beehive with drones buzzing forth from its depths.
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Van Damme's multilayered performance in the documentary led Benudis to write a script, "The King of Belgium," as a comedy involving Van Damme in a failed bank robbery attempt.
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He has a way of conveying raw emotion with a tinge of ironic detachment—a self-aware Romantic manner that makes him peculiarly suited to Mahler's intricately multilayered songs.
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But now the region's modern chefs are embracing these ancient flavors, devising new treats like multilayered halvah, sesame ice creams and pâte brisée made with tahini instead of butter.
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The United States nuclear industry's multilayered security measures — including armed security forces at every power plant site — pose a significant deterrent and robust protection against potential physical and cyberattacks.
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Anchored by a sympathetic, multilayered performance from Devon Terrell as the young Barry, the movie opens just as its title character arrives at Columbia University for his junior year.
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So the N.F.L. owners have a multilayered problem, cultural and financial and political and medical, to which a simple why-don't-they-respect-free-speech solution seems woefully insufficient.
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"Silver Cross," written by XCX and Cook, is an old-fashioned pop vow of devotion set to insistent, mutating, multilayered synthesizers and vocal effects, a barrage of digital diversion.
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"Good painting is diverse in the sense that it's multilayered," Mr. Tuymans said of the work, a painterly representation of an image from a movie, based on a novel.
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The two channels on either side feature multilayered drawn landscapes of foliage, as well as historical drawings and photos which include allusions to the Darfur genocide and Sally Hemings.
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Rather than the multilayered, complex backstory of Murder House, the terror of Asylum, and even the fun camp of Coven, we've been given a narrative closer to a Lifetime special.
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The murals, which were commissioned for the airport during its construction, certainly contain multilayered images of a mysterious (perhaps even apocalyptic) nature, but clues to a secret alien-illuminati plot?
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Eyebrows move up and down, lips purse, and the head nodes to the rhythm of the kick drum as vibrant colors and multilayered patterns are projected onto the bust's surface.
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Modern neural networks are multilayered, and each layer juggles millions of variables; tracking the flow of information through such a system is like following drops of water through a waterfall.
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With his multilayered sound, Bayonne is the best of New Austin, the one where the kids are experimenting with all the genres and sensations flooding in to create something exciting.
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Their work was rooted in deconstruction, the approach to analyzing the multilayered relationship between a text and its meaning that was advanced by the 21988th-century French philosopher Jacques Derrida.
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Alemagna's dense and textured illustrations feature exuberant pops of color, capturing the natural world's immensity and creating a multilayered mood that allows for both introspection and wild flights of joy.
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Though John Goodman delivered a terrifying, pitch-perfect performance as a multilayered villain caught between sincerity, zealotry, and sociopathy, the story really belongs to the perpetually fabulous Mary Elizabeth Winstead.
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A modern, liberal approach should be accepting of multilayered sovereignty, identity and nationhood, and should at most advance a type of soft cosmopolitan patriotism which never goes as far as nationalism.
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So it's not as though the Russians have a single source who is Donald Trump Jr. We have this entire multilayered campaign with all sorts of data points and pressure points.
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But its staging reflects his keen sense of the multilayered riddles that can be contained in pieces of ground which have bound people together, and also divided them, over different eras.
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"It's a multifaceted, multilayered application of a series of sensors in real time that are providing feedback not only about where your ship is but where other ships are," he said.
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It used to be argued that, despite manifold areas of tension between China and America, the relationship was so complex and multilayered there would always be mitigating areas of mutual benefit.
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But unfortunately, we only get to talk about the negative side of it, when dick pic culture can actually be very intricate, multilayered, sex-positive, and feminist (more on that later).
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His albums tend to be deeply thought-out, multilayered works of art; consider "Black Panther: The Album" a well-deserved victory lap from someone who knows his way around a blockbuster.
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That initial model took the form of a bold 44-millimeter watch with an innovative multilayered case construction that also stayed true to the brand's earlier combination of gold and rubber.
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Created by sound designer Stéphane Pigeon, the site is full of multilayered soundscapes that are drawn from the real world but can be manipulated in a way the real world cannot.
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In essential ways, all choral music is an exercise in coming together: The art form involves individual singers holding their parts in a multilayered musical texture to create a greater whole.
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These tiles were produced by local ceramicists for Maider Lopez's "Zoom In" (2016) — it's a simple gesture to the area's local artisans and to the land, to multilayered and bountiful effect.
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According to People, Holmes wore a custom Zac Posen gown, made of 300 yards of multilayered, hand-sewn colored tulle, and rocked some Lorraine Schwartz jewelry along with a Tyler Ellis clutch.
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And its timing is perfect, considering we're mastering the art of multilayered jewelry (wearing two or three necklaces at a time), whether peeking through crisp white shirts or sitting atop dark knits.
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IS had time to construct a multilayered defence based on booby traps and a network of tunnels that allowed shooters and suicide-bombers to move around the town unseen by surveillance drones.
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In addition to soft-serve, cookies and cakes, there will be areas where multilayered cakes and eight-inch cookies are assembled to order while you wait, though you will need a reservation.
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"Pictures" looks like a children's wild game that becomes a multilayered dialogue with music and works of art; "Serenade," as its men discuss love, becomes a picture of pluralism, civilized and philosophical.
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A subtler engagement with current events, specifically prison reform, is present in the booth of Chicago gallery Boyfriends, which is showing two multilayered cut paper bas relief works by Jacques Louis Vidal.
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For tomorrow and the next day, at least, it will remain mired in its painful status quo: a multilayered conflict with the Syrian people stranded in battles between global and regional powers.
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The result is a multilayered exploration of how class and culture inform the girls' actions and alliances during the trip, and how the trip then affects their relationships and choices in adulthood.
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Baldwin's prescient, pre-African-American-studies insights about the construct and the reality of whiteness are among many ideas that Peck zeroes in on in his swift-moving, multilayered, and appreciative film.
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Since they first slouched out of Iceland a thousand years ago, they've been great, boggy beasts, multilayered and multifaceted, shambling across the generations, always with a dark secret regulating their patient pulse.
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A multilayered video by Akram Zaatari, a Lebanese filmmaker, starts out as an interview — invaluable in itself — with the great Cairo portrait photographer Levon Boyadjian, who called himself Van Leo (1921-2002).
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"Tears in the Club," Mr. Rubin's debut LP as Kingdom, takes his cavernous, multilayered tracks closer than ever to pop song structures, featuring vocals from the R&B individualists Syd and SZA.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads PARIS — In the polyvalent and multilayered drawings of André Masson, you can sense a free hand in love with its own movement, but not with itself.
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And the overlap with MLM is multilayered; many bloggers sell printables with instructions for making your own essential oil blends, which is another branch of the giant MLM tree in American economic life.
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The show is part of the Medicine Corner, a project to examine the country's multilayered approach to medicine, and occurs in conjunction with Jeevanchakra, an exhibition that focuses on the human life cycle.
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Croissants are notoriously difficult: if you're not careful as you fold the butter into the dough, you can easily end up with something stiff and hard, rather than a flaky, airy, multilayered marvel.
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Spectators coming to the match on Friday found a multilayered perimeter around the stadium, with phalanxes of armed guards augmented by bomb-sniffing dogs as well as undercover officers moving among the crowds.
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A chain-link and cord necklace threaded with red and black ribbon, meanwhile, was rendered as a multilayered choker featuring dark red gold as well as steel, a new material for the brand.
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What is often lost in posthumous accounts of Kippenberger's life and persona is the intelligence and multilayered critique in his work: of himself; identity politics; and the ideological constructs of late capitalist subjectivity.
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Offering a glimpse of the scars that some of Mr. McCain's political battles produced in Arizona, some of the remembrances of him here were possibly as multilayered and complex as Mr. McCain himself.
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Yet this multilayered drama, which opened on Thursday night as part of the Brits Off Broadway festival, is asking exactly the questions that need to be asked at this perilous moment in history.
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The stars of the 2009 documentary "Trust Us, This Is All Made Up," Mr. Jagodowski and Mr. Pasquesi are masters at slowly building characters and establishing complete, multilayered universes in 50-minute sets.
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Shawky's ambitious, multilayered film productions look at the ways in which history and mythologies are recorded, highlighting the fallibility of cultural memory, while offering critical perspectives on our current narratives of uncertainty and change.
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But recently, television broadcasters have been reintroducing the practice of playing the national anthem once a day, pairing it with the same flavor of patriotic imagery, but in high definition and with multilayered audio.
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McDermott takes a slow, thoughtful approach to this multilayered little book, playing out plotlines over years, and paying full attention to how the story's events affect the characters, rather than the other way around.
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Obviously Younger is a lighthearted comedy, but in a time where Hollywood is fighting for more multilayered portrayals of women on the small and big screens, do you guys feel that Younger is important?
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But it's the right move — the prior design would have felt anachronistic on powerful systems, and the new approach frees up Capcom's designers to make complex, multilayered areas that open up the game's action.
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Casual and seductive on the surface, ingenious and multilayered within — that's the music of Brazil, which is about to get a new burst of global exposure as the Olympics begin in Rio de Janeiro.
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"The 'special relationship' is much deeper than one man and one woman in office, it is a multilayered partnership," said Tom Tugendhat, chairman of the Foreign Affairs Select Committee in the House of Commons.
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Ganni, a popular Danish label, Jil Sander, Rodarte, Simone Rocha and the Londoner Molly Goddard are each offering versions of the trend, veering in style from rigorously streamlined to tent-like, sheer and multilayered.
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GIOVANNI RUSSONELLO The singer, songwriter, drummer and producer Madame Gandhi finds a swinging backbeat — often doubletiming into drum-and-bass — for "See Me Thru," a dreamily multilayered love song happily buffeted by rhythmic crosscurrents.
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Like a number of his peers, however, he would be a better one if he reined in the publicity to that effect and simply included multilayered, fully realized female characters in all his productions.
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Kirkus Reviews gave the book a star rating, saying that it's a "richly described, meticulously plotted, and multilayered narrative tapestry featuring a diversity of adeptly developed characters and multiple storylines, this is flawless epic fantasy."
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"It's a very multilayered story that deals with politics, environment, the food industry, love, relationships, the fact that humans are all flawed," Lily Collins told EW and PEOPLE at the Cannes Film Festival in France.
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Ocean has given us an audio, visual, and material experience way beyond the repertoire of an R&B singer, collaborating with several contemporary visual artists and writers, as well as musicians for a multilayered project.
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The transition from angry Kratos to Kratos-as-a-dad is a bit jarring; it's easy to be cynical about a game wanting to make a previously one-dimensional character into a deep, multilayered person.
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No. 1003, a 10-year-old Irish single malt from Lord Lieutenant Kinahan's, was smooth, mellow, complex and lovely, while No. 3, a 12-year-old Japanese single malt from Hakushu, was exuberant and multilayered.
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While that seems like the perfect place for a romance, looming bankruptcy also sets the stage for a dynamic, multilayered drama about family love, the depth and strength of friendship, and hetero and queer romance.
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As the drawing makes evident, black culture is a complex, contentious, changing, ongoing, multilayered entity – at once open and hidden, like the skinny letters Whitney has inserted into the scribbled fields and blocks of color.
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A few missiles from Iraq or Iran could be deflected by Israel's vaunted, multilayered air-defense network, which complements the short-range Iron Dome with the medium-range David's Sling and long-range Arrow systems.
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AI processing can be so complex and multilayered that its outputs are not describable in a humanly intelligible way, so much so that engineers—much less auditing bodies or average users—can't describe their inner workings.
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"Given who these women were, all competing for their country, and given that these assaults had occurred in different states and countries, there was an obvious need to have a multilayered, multijurisdictional investigation," Mr. Manly said.
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Contrast this with more subtle iridescent glitter, which reveals various luminous colors depending on the angle at which it is viewed, and is made from a multilayered clear film, composed of polymers with different refractive indexes.
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California is "shaped by its Mexican history, its deep-rooted black communities, and its multilayered immigrant communities," the website added, saying the state is a place where the palate is being constantly reshaped by everyday cuisine.
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GM didn't provide extensive details on Celestiq, but the sedan that it showed was impressive, with a luminous pearl-white paint job, sleek lines and a bold stance, and dramatic, multilayered fascia framed by vertical headlights.
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Resettling those most vulnerable is part of a multilayered strategy that will help support the stability of front-line allies like Jordan, Turkey and Lebanon, which continue to host the overwhelming majority of the world's refugees.
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It's less a song than a bit of slow-motion vertigo: a whorl of overlapping, interlocking instruments and Lalin St. Juste's multilayered vocals, with a three-beat pulse and no clear boundaries between loops and improvisation.
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"The themes he uses are timeless, inspired by literature, associative and multilayered," said Pierre Audi, the impresario who originally commissioned the new work for Dutch National Opera and is now the Park Avenue Armory's artistic director.
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Its alluring and ambitious techniques — characterized by heavenly, multilayered harmonies and reverb-soaked guitar riffs — are on display on its latest album, "A Coliseum Complex Museum," selections from which are sure to feature in Thursday's show.
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Fortey creates with them an astounding portrait of multilayered life in one relatively restricted space, reviving the great tradition of natural history, so cast into the shade in recent years by molecular biology and genetic studies.
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The modern Presidential campaign may be the world's most sophisticated pop-up operation, a billion-dollar multilayered organization that, if it hopes to succeed, must be as technologically sophisticated and responsive as any Silicon Valley unicorn.
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Worries are even greater over editing embryos, since this adds multilayered unknowns of altering the basic germline DNA that are passed down to future generations, Eric Topol, founder and director of Scripps Research Translational Institute, tells Axios.
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It seems like BioWare has fixated on how dauntingly inaccessible the original Mass Effect was, and not the fact that it still won masses of people over, even with its overwrought item inventory system and multilayered complexity.
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Its visual presentation and costumes by Robert Rauschenberg are among his greatest achievements, with hanging geometric objects on which black-and-white film collages are projected; Laurie Anderson's multilayered score, with its catchy staccato rhythms, is irresistible.
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The mountainous rapper Action Bronson was hanging around in the lounge at the Manhattan offices of Goliath Artists, a hip-hop-focused talent management company, lovingly describing his Albanian grandmother's culinary specialties, like flija, a multilayered pancake.
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Later discovering that the plastic was as beautiful as the painting, she transferred the image of the paint residue to sheer fabric which she then draped over her paintings, creating a multilayered artwork that feels almost interactive.
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Because many affiliate marketing networks are multilayered and purposefully obscured, "it's hard to track down the perpetrators of this kind of fraud," said Susan Grant, director of consumer protection and privacy at the Consumer Federation of America.
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They often wear clashing, cartoonish, multilayered outfits that few others could pull off — say, Haruno Shibuya Army pants with blue faux-fur on the knees paired with Fenty x Puma sneakers and a Coach black leather vest.
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Nobody speaks, is betrayed, dies or goes mad in Jerome Robbins's ballet "Dances at a Gathering," but this hourlong, pure-dance work, set to an anthology of Chopin piano pieces, is nonetheless a multilayered masterpiece of theater.
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Asia policy analysts and US allies are seeking pointers about the President's proposed approach with Kim -- though there is no sign yet that the US has gamed out the kind of multilayered strategy that will be necessary.
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The prospect of writing a history of such a multilayered city must have been daunting even for as qualified a fourth-generation Brooklynite as Thomas J. Campanella, who lives in Marine Park and teaches history at Cornell.
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They want to escape the burdens of government oversight—taxation is theft, schools are government indoctrination camps, and recreational drug use is a victimless crime—but they must be careful to respect Mexico's own multilayered, often unspoken rules.
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Critic's Pick Solange's breakthrough 2016 album, "A Seat at the Table," was a sweet-voiced, multilayered manifesto: the sound of one black woman finding her path forward and confronting the ways systemic racism and sexism affect personal struggles.
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For eight years, President Barack Obama did just that, using a multilayered approach that included launching thousands of air and drone strikes in at least a half dozen countries and killing countless militants, among them Osama bin Laden.
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But soon enough, they lose their bearings amid the labyrinthine cacophony of the internet, which is depicted by the directors Rich Moore and Phil Johnston as an impossibly busy, multilayered cityscape of brands, emojis and careening message bubbles.
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The problem is multilayered: First, there's the task of disseminating electoral information to Native residents, long excluded from the tradition of voting — and lacking faith their participation could actually change things — and informing them about how the process works.
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"I think the relationship I have with TJ, it's a multilayered relationship where they allow me to come into the stadium, be on the field, and allow me to go to the other side of the team," he said.
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As for their co-stars, Hoeks is freakily intense as a scene-stealing villainess, Ana de Armas has a nice multilayered turn as K's girlfriend Joi, and there's not nearly enough of Mackenzie Davis as the mysterious escort Mariette.
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Multilayered, with oil, enamel, acrylic and silk-screen elements, it includes references both to Renaissance painting and to consumer culture, including small toys and electronic parts that seem to float on the canvas like space debris circling the earth.
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Using blockchain technology to create a multilayered, transparent and decentralized platform, which they hope will then be collectively used and managed by thousands of luxury brands from all over the world, rather than a single, centralized company or body.
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It was one of the worst police corruption scandals in New York City in recent years: a multilayered criminal operation that included brothels in Brooklyn and a numbers racket run out of beauty salons and a deli in Queens.
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Their relationships with themselves, each other and the people in their lives are textured, complex and multilayered; a clip of Ms Davis talking about the power of the depiction of her on-screen relationship with Mr Neeson has gone viral.
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The rest of the book moves back and forth between the two cities, revealing along the way the multilayered, ultimately tragic story of the family that produced these two cousins and drove them along very different roads to the same place.
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This year, as candidates vie for political offices across the nation and voters consider policies they want those candidates to pursue, there is one fundamental policy we hope they will keep in mind – how to sustain our multilayered national transportation system.
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Karl Lagerfeld was, apparently, not so interested in that multilayered mythology intricately entwining Chanel and the Ritz, when it came to both the staging and designing of his latest Chanel Métiers d'Art show, held yesterday at the grand old hotel.
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Redemption came in another of the post-Sputnik Russian epics, Boris Pasternak's "Doctor Zhivago," which tells the story of the Russian Revolution as Tolstoy might have done it — not as an ideological tract or political commentary, but as a multilayered narrative.
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Just as long as there's enough delicious juice to soak up, an old piece of bread could be the best excuse you'll ever have for a little rummage around your kitchen cupboard or fridge in pursuit of a seriously multilayered feast.
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Multilayered in meaning, Andrew Moisey explores the male bonding rituals of American frats and contemplates how the effects of such behavior impact the character of the individuals participating — particularly in light of the historically prestigious position that fraternity members have held within society.
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To keep my Raptor both angry and safely separated from literally anyone or anything it might bite, I put on my mad scientist hat and built a multilayered enclosure, just fences around more fences, with a tiny, Raptor-sized space at the center.
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As we went deeper, it transformed from monstrous multilayered razor wire garnished with all sorts of cameras and hi-tech sensors to a primitive barrier of loose and rusted wire, similar to what I've seen separating godforsaken municipalities in, let's say, rural Bosnia.
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She later said in an interview with The Wheaton Record, the college's student newspaper, that she was given the option to either resign or undergo a two-year process of "multilayered, ongoing conversation" during which she would voluntarily give up her tenure.
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To me, this is part of a broad but clear pattern with multiple bits of information about a multilayered series of approaches by Russian intelligence to the Trump entourage that consist of human meetings, financial associations, information placements, and various technical operations.
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I say it's nicely weird from there till the two richly climactic tracks: "Night Safari," in which crickets introduce drumlike rhythm figures that slowly gain volume, detail, and authority, and "Brasilia," a multilayered, multivocal urban showcase worth building in the right savannah.
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Actually, it was a simple white multilayered tulle slip that Ms. Dotto, who was singing the lead role of Violetta, had affixed over a pair of jeans, so she could get used to moving in a long train on a restricted stage.
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Association spokesman Vaughn Jennings said the airline industry has worked closely with the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) to implement a multilayered security system following 9/11 and noted that some U.S. airlines have determined that secondary cockpit barriers are appropriate on some aircraft.
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This synopsis barely skims the surface of a multilayered, impudent, lacerating exhibition that pricks pretense and self-delusion on every level, from mega-rich collectors fancying themselves pillars of civilization to politically committed artists rationalizing their aspirations to the high-end gallery system.
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Since 1999, the program at the heart of the multilayered missile defense system, the Ground-Based Midcourse Defense system, designed to protect the United States by tracking and destroying intercontinental ballistic missiles from a non-superpower adversary, has failed eight of 18 tests.
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But still, after nine years, 13 separate trials and the attendant publicity — there is even a film about her brother's final days — such is the challenge of navigating Italy's multilayered judicial system that the truth of what happened has not yet fully emerged.
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The sandwiches ($12.50 to $212), with Chauceresque names like Byggypyggy, are multilayered, heavily condimented affairs centered on beef, poultry or pork, best on toasted semolina hero bread and eaten warm while standing at the window counter (there are only a couple of seats).
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You think you've known it forever — it's quoted all across popular culture — and yet you have only to listen to the overture, where the sprightly melody is soon irregularly punctuated by staccato chords, to hear how multilayered it is and how unpredictable.
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Ms. Mehretu's early, architectonic paintings came at a high-water mark for globalization; her recent art, more anxious and more impressive, features thrumming, multilayered fields of color and ricky-tick calligraphic swoops that seethe with the contemporary volatility of states and climates.
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The sweep of the top three places by Ford at the 21969 Hours of Le Mans in 240 was a considerable achievement by the manufacturer, teams and drivers, involving a multilayered web of drama that even a Hollywood scenarist might not be able to concoct.
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And finally—after so many days and nights of internal work that he almost forgot the outside world, even forgot sometimes precisely what he was building, for whom and why—he covered the entire thing in skin, a multilayered polyurethane cloak woven with microwire sensors.
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It makes perfect sense for "The Fulbright Triptych" to be the kind of image that would unlock a writer's imagination: it is a multilayered narrative without a conclusion, brimming with details that can open any number of doors, and be spun in any direction.
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But it wasn't until late last year, when he bought his company back from his financers and became the sole owner, that he truly found a unique and multilayered voice — as well as a deal with Reebok that provided a certain amount of security.
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"It is a multilayered experience that combines visual imagery with sound elements that engage the viewer in more than one sensorial experience — more than just look and see and move quickly," says Campos-Pons, who has been dreaming about this project for 28 years.
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But the unassertive lead vocals, and lyrics like "The deals we made to shake things up/And the rights that they abused/Might just [expletive] us over," suggest that MGMT is far from insular, and the music's placid, multilayered consonance represents numbness more than acceptance.
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The carousing at a seedy tavern, where the crazed Wozzeck shows up after stabbing Marie, was all the more eerie for the multilayered setting and the ominous costumes (by Greta Goiris), with the crowd in gas masks, a bitter premonition of the war to come.
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Weather reports for drones will rely on multilayered systems of ground-based weather gauges, sensors on the drones themselves, and data from national weather services, all feeding computer models, said Marcus Johnson, a research aerospace engineer at the NASA Ames Research Center at Moffett Field, California.
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At the same time, the imagery and stylistic tropes that Pettibon gleans from historically tawdry sources — modes of expression specializing in abjection, violence, and despair — collide with his multilayered and sometimes lofty inscriptions, amassing a combinatory force that lands a punch to the head again and again.
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But independent analysts say the movement of coal through Russia's Kholmsk port last year was remarkable, because of the timing — it came just as the U.N. Security Council imposed new sanctions on the sale of North Korean coal — and because of the ruse's elaborate, multilayered deceptions.
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Recent building booms in the Middle East and Asia — and China, in particular — have allowed the architect to finally realize ideas for urban planning that he first conceptualized in his unbuilt project "City in the Air" (1962), which envisioned a multilayered city hovering above the traditional city.
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With its lavish mirror mosaics, the nearby Golestan Palace, built between the 16th and the 19th centuries, gives the visitor a lot of visual information about the multilayered history of art and architecture in the country and its relation to the ages of empire and colonialism.
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This exhibition's cross-section of 21955 prints, engravings, etchings and collages positions Nevelson's rare pencil drawings from the 21963s as her first stabs toward the poetic heights she reached with more multilayered works from the 19703s and '21970s, before her turn to a more geometric abstraction in the 299s.
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Although Turkey continues to deny the Armenian genocide and threatens to punish countries — most recently Germany — that recognize it, attitudes toward its multiethnic population and its multilayered history loosened up in the early years of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's 13-year rule, which he began as prime minister.
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J.C. What could have been a straightforward ballad, with lyrics promising trust and friendship, lives up to the "Overload" of its title with a swirling, multilayered track that sends voices, percussion and keyboards swirling around its slow trap beat; in all the burble, there's a calliope-like cheerfulness.
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News Analysis WASHINGTON — Of the many questions left unanswered by the American intelligence agencies' accusation that Russia's president, Vladimir V. Putin, led a multilayered campaign to influence the 2016 presidential election, one stands out: Why did it take the Obama administration more than 16 months to develop a response?
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Hildegard Bechtler's minimal set is all sleek and sliding shapes and curves that do little to define a multilayered text in which both personal and political forces conjoin to catch a radical politician, Henry Trebell, in a vise whose gathering suffocation ought to be felt by the audience as well.
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It is also the perfect title for her first official album, a head nod-inducing record with a multilayered sound, at once buoyant and bright, seductive and alluring, bossy and raunchy — equally fit to be blasted while driving full-speed down the freeway or getting dressed for a Saturday night out.
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Now there is an entire literary genre for young readers known as "sick lit," and the most sophisticated purveyors of this treacle, like John Green in "The Fault in Our Stars," use self-awareness and multilayered narratives to defuse resistance to the Cancer Plot and make surrender all the more pleasurable.
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It's a muscular, multilayered declaration of self-worth and reliance from an artist who has been open about his insecurities, both as a "Black Man in a White World," as he put it in a trenchant 2016 song, and as a rock and soul singer who was born into the wrong decade.
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"I am here to tell you, as the NASA Administrator, I believe Pluto should be a planet," he said, to applause, during a speech at the International Astronautical Congress in Washington, D.C. "I like there being nine planets, how about that?" he added later, noting Pluto's buried ocean, moons and multilayered atmosphere.
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"Appropriating imagery from multiple sources, and converging a range of media with formal techniques, allows me to manipulate and explore both content and form, and speaks to my multilayered approach to constructing an image or work, which you see in works such as Tight Ship, Ethereal Plane, and Knight Shine," explains Shrobe.
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Even if you don't know the complete answer, it's easy enough to take a stab at it: At 46A, I didn't know the French word for "leaf," but I knew that "thousand" was MILLE, and it wasn't difficult (for me, an unrepentant foodie) to make the leap to MILLE-FEUILLE, the multilayered pastry.
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Minecraft, for example, could help students learn to visualize and build solutions for multilayered open-ended problems like how to cross a river when there is no bridge or how to structure Greek architecture, said Eric Klopfer, a professor of science education at Massachusetts Institute of Technology who directs the university's teacher education program.
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According to Secretary of State John KerryJohn Forbes KerryA lesson of the Trump, Tlaib, Omar, Netanyahu affair Trump's winning weapon: Time The Memo: O'Rourke looks to hit reset button MORE, "only a dozen," or 0.0015 percent, have been arrested or deported for suspected links to terror networks, which suggests our current "multilayered" vetting process works.
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L'Atelier des Lumieres is projecting digitized, multilayered versions of some of the artist's most famous works, including "Starry Night Over the Rhone" and "Churchyard in the Rain", onto its floor and walls Conveying at different stages the illusion of water rippling in the light and raindrops falling, the show is accompanied by a rich soundtrack.
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You can find films of Bedhaya, the Javanese court dance genre; a 1966 festival of dances from 13 West African countries in Senegal; Cambodian dance performed at Angkor Wat; boys training in Kathakali, the Indian classical form whose multilayered makeup alone takes hours to apply; and multiple examples of whirling dervishes and Egyptian belly dancing.
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Next week's release, which is in response to a three-year-old petition filed by VICE News, will be a crucial first step in learning details about the electronic surveillance orders, and the beginning of a multilayered process that will ultimately lead to the disclosure of thousands of pen register applications dating back at least five years.
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In Nippon Cha-cha-cha, which was developed from a live performance of the same title staged at the Centre Pompidou-Metz and Tokyo Commons in 2018, Morimura metamorphoses into key figures from the 20th century, like Yukio Mishima and General Douglas MacArthur, situating his own biographic self within a broader context of Japan's complex, multilayered post-war history.
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The downward-sighing theme is back in the winds, but it floats above a multilayered texture in which rhythms and accents are landing every which way: scurrying triplets in the strings, horns sounding on the fourth beat of the bar, piercing grace notes in the piccolo, and a curious oompah section comprised of timpani, cymbals, and bass drum.
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In the subsequent decades, and especially after the 1978 launch of Huggies cemented it as the main competitor to Pampers, diapers have been the subject of a veritable innovation arms race: Diaper brands have poured billions of dollars into fine-tuning their products, to the point where diapers today are a multilayered marvel of scientific achievement.
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In my cookbook, "Ottolenghi Simple," which was published in the United States last week, I have made a conscious effort to create dishes that do everything I love to do with my food — it must be surprising and multilayered, yet comforting and simply good — while giving people the opportunity to easily fit cooking into their busy lives.
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Noah, a priest, played with quiet conviction and a touch of sadness by Max Schimmelpfennig is a multilayered villain: He commits sinister deeds at the beginning of the show (he's seen kidnapping children), though by Season 2, it becomes clear that his divine devotion to the ideas of good and decency have led him down a path of evil.
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More from Vox: The 563 highest-earning YouTube stars made $70.5 million in 2016 Watch: how the screens inside movies build fictional worlds Trevante Rhodes's Moonlight performance is multilayered and heartbreakingly vulnerable First used by English statesman Sir Thomas More in his 1522 book Four Last Things, the idiom "A penny for your thoughts" has retained the same meaning for nearly 500 years.
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Through collage and cutting, as well as the use of gels and other materials, he introduces different strains of meaning — from the overtly autobiographical evocation of cutting (his mother was a dress designer and embroiderer), to a CD wrapping, to the use of printed fabric — which inflect his abstractions as well as widen our experience from a purely formal to a multilayered one.
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Kantor and Twohey make a point throughout the book of stressing their reliance on a multilayered editorial team, from rigorous young research assistants like Grace Ashford, who combs through government employment data and tracks down a key former assistant from the late 1980s at Miramax, Weinstein's film production company, to seasoned elder hands like the Times investigative editor Rebecca Corbett.
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So, it's really a multilayered kind of an aspect, and we've got to try to make sure that the people who make the decisions that we're going to do electronic voting don't just say, "Oh, I want to be able to say we're doing electronic voting so we'll get out ahead of our security measures," because it's all about risk, and we can manage risk effectively.
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The rules will require a state to allocate delegates based on the initial vote of those who show up, rather than through a multilayered process that continues long beyond caucus day to county- and state-level conventions; in 2008, Obama won more delegates in Iowa than the initial caucus results suggested because his supporters showed up to the later conventions in greater proportion than those who backed Clinton or then-Sen.
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And when beneath them appears a fantastical assortment of women in giant metallic crowns, like Aztec pyramids, above multilayered tank tops and intricately seamed robes in black and pink and mustard, royal exoskeletons gleaming with sequins, shoulders jutting up to the sky, handbags soaring from waists like sci-fi panniers, ruffles and weirdness all in one, it is as if you have gone over the rainbow to an alternate world.
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So it is no stretch, in other words, to imagine a young video reporter turning up in one of Mr. Gvasalia's multilayered get-ups — one hoodie layered over another; a T-shirt on top of a flannel shirt; a puffer with an uneven hem and hand-concealing sleeves paired with baggy trousers and an untucked shirt; or, for that matter, a blocky double-breasted brown suit right out of a noir film.
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From Rick Mallette's playfully weird snowman doodles, executed in acrylic and marker on commercial postcards and Polaroids, to the intimate and reflective "Log Collage of Girl Drawing" (2008) by Goshka Macuga, to the multilayered performance-turned-photo collages of Sheida Soleimani, the works in Wide Angle treat photography as just one in a series of steps that activate an idea, and the artists' bodies of work are archives of thought, rather than documentation of fixed reality.
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