It's like watching the Wikipedia summary of a movie, or a thumbnail sketch of a painting.
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The administration's budget contains only a thumbnail sketch of its own ideas, and the details clearly matter.
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That means that visitors can often follow the development of works from thumbnail sketch to finished comic-book page.
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Then, use the graphite transfer technique to transfer the thumbnail sketch to a block of Speedball Speedy Carve. 5.
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The difference between looking at a painting in real life and looking at a thumbnail sketch on your computer is the tactility, is the texture.
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Curtis gave a thumbnail sketch: right-hander, 86 to 88 miles an hour, heading to Dallas Baptist University in the fall, did not make the Area Code Games as a junior.
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A thumbnail sketch inevitably makes this novel sound overcrowded and jumbled, but McCormick keeps things admirably nimble, moving the stories forward while shuttling back and forth through time and across perspectives.
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In this new filing, the company provides a thumbnail sketch of how its system works right now: products are manufactured, brought to a fulfillment facility, from which they're dispatched to a customer.
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"The thumbnail sketch is that lack of light leads to sadness and low mood, along with other depressive symptoms, even if there are no other stressors in a person's life at the time," said Offner.
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Issues were produced in a variation of the full script method. First, Aragonés would create a plot in thumbnail sketch form, then O'Neil would write the dialog, and last came Cardy's finished art.
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Another possible use of this article is as a thumbnail sketch of the language, a checklist of its most salient points, serving as a brief guide to the fuller language description in the Miskito grammar article.
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176, p. 179. Baxter, 1976 p. 53-54: Thumbnail sketch of So Red the Rose. The novel So Red the Rose (1934) by Stark Young in its narrative and theme anticipates author Margaret Mitchell's Gone with the Wind (1936).
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" The BBC describe Rachel as: "warm and kind but perhaps a little too trusting. She's anxious to please. She loves nursing but her real passion is her boyfriend, Patrick." Antoine received just a thumbnail sketch of Rachel's background, but commented that: "I love it.
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" Nonetheless, Cromwell's visual compositions, along with the work of his cinematographer Edward Cronjager showcase Hepburn's "exuberant" performance, in which "her physical celebrations of the joys of life make this an eccentric and likeable film."Canham, 1976, p.65-68: See thumbnail sketch on Spitfire regarding Hepburn character and Cromwell. And: "...an eccentric and likeable film.
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Gorgone with serpent, Ionia, 575-550 BC. Pausanias gives a thumbnail sketch of the resettlement.Guide to Greece Book 7 Sections 5–7. Miletus was the first city attacked, where there had been some Mycenaean Greeks apparently under the rule of Cretans. After overthrowing the Cretan government and settling there the Ionians widened their attack to Ephesus, Samos and Priene.
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The city of Kingston was established on October 23, 1799, as part of an effort to partition Knox County (the initial effort to form a separate county failed, but succeeded two years later).Snyder Roberts, "Thumbnail Sketch of Early Roane County History ," 1969. Transcribed for web content by Pat Roberts McDonald, 2007. Retrieved: 2 January 2008.
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This article is likely to be of most interest and use to readers interested in general linguistics, language typology, and related areas such as areal typology, and especially (though not exclusively) to professional linguists. Another possible use of this article is as a thumbnail sketch of the language, a checklist of its most salient points, serving as a brief guide to the fuller language description in the Pipil grammar article.
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A Couple of Hamburgers is a 1935 short story by James Thurber, the American writer, considered to be one of his best. It is a thumbnail sketch of a couple in a dysfunctional marriage. It has been suggested that while The Secret Life of Walter Mitty, arguably Thurber's best known short story, is a comical story with a tragic side, this is a tragic story with a comical side.
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He advocated the use of electoral politics to implement reforms and thus gradually build a collectivist society.Miller, "Victor Berger," p. 38. In her short thumbnail sketch, Miller notes that Berger "opposed orthodox Marxists, who, in turn, called [Berger] an opportunist". This actually refers to the revolutionary socialist left wing rather than the "orthodox Marxist" followers of Karl Kautsky, which was the majority tendency in the Socialist Party of this era.
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Knapp-Fisher claimed he painted every day. "I tell students to do something every day – even if it’s a quick thumbnail sketch... Rather like a dancer has to practise every day, a painter has to oil the hinges by doing little drawings." He preferred to paint from notes and drawings in his sketchbooks, rather than from photographs. As a result his favorite subjects were local to his studio, for example Porthgain Harbour.
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A quatrain on Flann appears in an anonymous poem on the episcopal court of Áed úa Forréid (bishop of Armagh, 1032–1056), composed between 1032 and 1042; it provides a brief but probably near-contemporary thumbnail sketch of the man. "Flann, from the famous church of sweet-voiced Buite. Slow the glance of the eye in his gentle head. He is a magic mead scholar who imbibes ale. Final scholar of the three Finns’ land is Flann".
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In Australia, geoSmart is a geodemographic segmentation system based on the principle that people with similar demographic profiles and lifestyles tend to live near each other. It is developed by an Australian supplier of geodemographic solutions, RDA Research. geoSmart geodemographic segments are produced from the Australian Census (Australian Bureau of Statistics) demographic measures and modeled characteristics, and the system is updated for recent household growth. The clustering creates a single segment code that is represented by a descriptive statement or a thumbnail sketch.
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Baxter, 1976 p. 28: Gish’s performance “disturbing in its sense of sickness...Baxter provides a thumbnail sketch of the preparation and performance by Gish. Durgnat and Simmon, 1988 p. 76 Neither Vidor nor Gilbert favored Gish's interpretation of Mimi's character in the production. In an interview with Theatre Arts Magazine, Gilbert expressed his reservations about his famous co- star: “Mimi is supposed to be a creature whose very body and soul crave for Rudolph, a woman who loves with a passion that absorbs every fiber of her being.
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Like Robinson (nearby on the Seine), rather like > Carpaccio's paintings. A divertissement... This garden is not a French > formal garden but a small wilderness where, thanks to the woods of the Parc > St. James, one can imagine oneself far away from Paris. In 1925, on a drawing for the Villa Meyer project, Le Corbusier depicted in the margins, in a small thumbnail sketch, Belanger's Folie Saint-James while, in a letter to the owners, he described how it lies 'face à un site hautement classique'. He stated his intention of choosing highly oriented plan.
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During the party's years of underground activity, he helped orient it toward Bolshevism (specifically Stalinism). He shunned real intellectual problems and the debates of the Marxist left, instead idolizing Joseph Stalin. He was most influenced by the latter's The Problems of Leninism, a sort of thumbnail sketch of revolutionary theory; once he had read the History of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union (Bolsheviks) Short Course, with its blatant falsifications, he looked no further than Stalin for ideological guidance. A devoted Comintern man, he was unconcerned with Romania's cultural and political history and context.
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Upon graduation, the family paid for his flying lesson to learn to fly the de Havilland Tiger Moth and got qualified as a pilot from the Lahore Flying Club. In 1940, he was in the Royal Indian Air Force reserve and trained as an air crew from the United Kingdom. Nur Khan never attended the university nor he received university education instead of gaining commissioned as a Pilot officer in the No. 1 Squadron of the RIAF on 6 January 1941.PAF's Chief of the Air Staffs , a thumbnail sketch, PAF Falcons website In the United Kingdom, his additional training took place as a gunnery and bomber pilot with the RAF.
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54: See thumbnail sketch of film and "Polka Dot Bandit". The film's scenario and script was penned by Vidor and wife Elizabeth Hill, based loosely on The Texas Rangers: A History of Frontier Defense of the Texas Rangers by Walter Prescott Webb. Made on the 100th anniversary of the formation of the Texas Ranger Division the picture includes standard B western tropes, including Indian massacres of white settlers and a corrupt city official who receives small town justice at the hands of a jury composed of saloon denizens. The film presages, as does Vidor's Billy the Kid (1931), his portrayal of the savagery of civilization and nature in producer David O. Selznick's Duel in the Sun (1946).
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Despite the loss of records caused by the fire in the Dublin Records Office in 1922 which was an irreparable disaster to Irish historians, sufficient evidence is still available to produce a thumbnail sketch of the Moriarty history. Conclusions by these researchers show that the family name Moriarty was first found in county Kerry. Spelling variations of the names were found in the archives researched, particularly when families attempted to translate the name from the Gaelic to the English. Although the name Moriarty occurred in many references, from time to time the surname was also officially recorded as Moriarty, O'Moriarty, Murtagh, Murtag, Murtaugh, McMoriarty, O'Murtagh, and these changes in spelling frequently occurred, even between father and son.
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In the May 1984 edition of Dragon (Issue 85), Ken Rolston was impressed with the quality of the maps, with the concise and well- written rulebooks, and the simplicity of the combat system. His only minor caveat was that the counters were too thin to be easily picked up. Rolston highly recommended it, saying, "Cry Havoc is easy to learn and simple to play... The rules are clear and unambiguous, and the scenarios are varied and dramatic... The value of Cry Havoc is in the beauty of its presentation, the charm of its medieval atmosphere, and the appeal of its simple mass combat systems. In the November-December 1984 edition of Space Gamer (Issue No. 71), Craig Sheeley also gave a thumbs up, saying, "Cry Havoc is superb, a wonderful thumbnail sketch of medieval combat.
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