KR: Who I thought was a very well-articulated young man.
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This was well articulated, and it dovetailed exactly with our thinking.
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She is insightful and well articulated when it comes to discussing life.
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A well-articulated warning from Washington might just save him and others.
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Lebanon needs "well-articulated and decisive moves" on reducing the budget deficit, Azour said.
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NBB's strategic objectives are well-articulated and consistent, but correlated with the domestic operating environment.
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"Obviously Hillary Clinton's agenda was much more well-articulated," said Chief Executive Officer Peter Greenleaf.
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Strategic goals are well articulated and council's performance relative to its budget has been sound.
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Without a steady stream of well-articulated adult speech, an infant might lag in its development.
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"I think our privacy policy and terms of service are very clear and well articulated," said Aley.
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"I think our privacy policy and terms of service are very clear and well articulated, " he added.
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The impeachment fight was between two fairly well-articulated and clashing theories about what America should become.
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The Crasher Kids' fashion was so well articulated and painstakingly made that I couldn't help but admire them.
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Hillary Clinton has a pretty detailed and well-articulated platform, with a particular emphasis on expanding broadband availability.
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The bank's strategic objectives have been consistent over the past years and well-articulated to achieve organic growth and group integration.
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RBC said that "strong execution" on a "well-articulated business plan" has driven growth in the company's intrinsic value per share.
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He will join Justice Neil Gorsuch with well-articulated and principled opposition to the increasing independence and authority of federal agencies.
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Karen wanted to begin speaking a steady stream of well-articulated language to her baby, but it was difficult to articulate.
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Management organisation and the operating structure support a well-articulated and clear strategy that has successfully generated efficiencies throughout the council's operations.
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There's a "Black Mirror" feel to the show — in a good way, not a hectoring way — and some well-articulated domestic drama.
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We will however give some guidelines to people wishing to talk to Nadine as the sentences should be short and well articulated.
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The bank's management and strategy is in line with those of the group as a whole, reflecting well-articulated and stable strategic directives.
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Epix was punching well above its class with this well-articulated activation, but we're still not quite sure what the show is actually about.
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Another advantage of a well-articulated ensemble is that it can counter the secret weakness of superheroes: they tend to be a little dull.
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It also helps to have well-articulated goals for retirement, said certified financial planner Andrea Blackwelder, a co-founder of Wisdom Wealth Strategies in Denver.
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Mr. Biden hasn't done especially well so far, and Ms. Warren's relentless and well-articulated emphasis on substantive issues has been more and more convincing.
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The goals that they have with respect to Canada and Mexico are pretty well articulated in the NAFTA negotiations, and the administration&aposs goals are terrible.
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CHARLES EVANS: You know, so as sort of a research-oriented economist I would like to see a well-articulated model and I haven't seen that.
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While the works' spatial relationships are well articulated — the dangling chains and bells have the Sisyphean aura of gym equipment — their conceptual relationships are less developed.
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"His first lecture was very informative, very professional, well articulated and had relevant content," said the former instructor, who requested anonymity in order to speak candidly about Gorka.
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The argument for seabed mining of minerals like nickel, cobalt, copper and manganese, increasingly in demand to make mobile phones, batteries and solar panels, has been well-articulated.
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Again, this goes back to incentives: When researchers have to publish frequently and chase positive results, there's less time to conduct high-quality studies with well-articulated methods.
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The care taken to instill correct and well-articulated movement was a result, in part, of Ms. Weary's own realization that she had received inferior training early on.
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There is much to recommend Mattis' memoir, as it combines an account of his storied military career intertwined with some broader, well-articulated thoughts about the nature of leadership.
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But the question of whether identity — ethnic, religious, artistic — is something that can be so lightly worn and so easily discarded is not well articulated in this film by François Girard.
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I don't expect much from Trump in his one-on-one, just more of the same -- inane and not well articulated policies, middle school-level threats and insults and lies and inaccuracies.
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What's lacking, perhaps inevitably, is a well-articulated grasp of the threat, as Garland settles for a sort of on-the-fly tutorial in the microbiological underpinnings of what might be happening.
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And while German officials remain aghast at Britain's lack of a plan for disengaging from the European Union, she has not offered a well-articulated vision for how to hold the bloc together.
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Political leaders need to have a stance on preschool education and nuclear weapons, health care and agriculture, and have well-articulated views on fighting terrorism and regulating banks, among myriad other policy issues.
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Elon Musk's tunnel boring company still isn't quite as well-articulated as his other three companies, which include the well-established SpaceX and Tesla, as well as the newly minted Neurolink brain interface company.
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If firms seek patient capital, they should broadcast the information that these investors require; a well-articulated, long-term vision, along with metrics that allow markets and stakeholders to evaluate progress towards that vision.
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Very well articulated and installed, Paul Strand: Photography and Film for the 20th Century manages to fill an important gap in the photographer's exhibition history in the UK, showing masterpieces next to lesser known works.
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I happen to think that's a deal with the devil that will not work out in the long run, for reasons well articulated by energy analysts Varun Sivaram and Madison Freeman in this Foreign Affairs op-ed.
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Hootun's arguments about politicians misplaced priorities leads directly to my second point, which is that politicians are generally more focused on fundraising than fundamental human rights, which is well articulated by another transgender activist, Janice Covington Allison.
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Though we can still wonder where his well-articulated concern, about how Facebook's monopoly grip on markets and attention is massively and horribly denting the human universe, has been channelled prior to publishing this NYT op-ed — i.e.
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A well-articulated and carefully calibrated UN resolution on the Rohingya crisis would "get the government of Myanmar to sit up and take notice," Afshar said, adding that other countries had to "test China" by putting forward some language for a resolution.
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The most glaringly obvious is the fact that Russian interference in the 2016 election may have tipped the balance in favor of President Trump, whose well-articulated racist views have gone a long way toward crippling America's reputation at home and abroad.
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Krejsa said that in order for the U.S. to be able to deter China from more aggressive acts in the South China Sea, it would need a "clear and well articulated foreign policy" which sets out exactly what it would do to prevent China from taking greater control of the region.
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" It's a long read, but worth indulging for a well-articulated argument against the market-denting power of monopolies, shot through with a smattering of personal anecdotes about Hughes' experience of Zuckerberg — who he at one point almost paints as "only human," before shoulder-dropping into a straight thumbs-down that "it's his very humanity that makes his unchecked power so problematic.
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Now as they focus largely on pushing back against Trump, his policies and his amen corner of self-serving cronies, black women staffers and the members they work for have been knuckling up for daily warfare to implement the good they believe in, protect what they know is right, and build a sister circle of support well-articulated for action.
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Though it takes more of a "mission of the week" approach (it's pretty well past the point when Elliot would help his neighbors with routine hacks to advance his various personal agendas), the characters' goals and ends are almost always clear and well-articulated — especially in the exemplary fifth episode, which strands most of the Mr. Robot's big players in the same building, all with different objectives to pursue, many of which directly conflict with each other.
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Also, they are mostly well- articulated, and the hind limbs are three-dimensionally preserved in a zigzag posture, with the feet often much deeper in the sediment than the hips.
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His profile position juxtaposes with two cherubins that gaze outwards as they embrace him from below. Their well-articulated wings fall smoothly down their shoulders. Their rounded, idealized faces appear youthful. Rounded triangles converge in the interior dome of the niche.
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Nimbadon lavarackorum is described as being koala-like. It is known from as many as 24 well-articulated specimens. The species was a tree-dweller, mainly feeding on stems and leaves. The feet and claws were large, being superficially similar to those of the koala.
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Her lyrics were often poetic and well-articulated. Nearly three-quarters of her printed works were written for soprano, but she also published works for other voices. Her compositions are firmly rooted in the seconda pratica tradition. Strozzi's music evokes the spirit of Cavalli, heir of Monteverdi.
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Kazakh food preparation began to develop in the 13th century Kazakhstan has a well-articulated culture based on the nomadic pastoral economy of the inhabitants. Islam was introduced to Kazakhstan in the 7th to 12th centuries. Besides lamb, many other traditional foods retain symbolic value in Kazakh culture. Kazakh culture is largely influenced by the Turkic nomadic lifestyle.
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A number of factors come into play in the adoption of economic development incentive programs by public bodies. This section summarizes certain of these considerations. Public bodies can develop well-articulated strategies, guiding their adoption and implementation of economic development programs.The Council for Community and Economic Research, 2012 State Economic Development Incentives Survey Report (May 2013).
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And the clever lyrics are well articulated. With a ripple of real meat running through their veins." Mach called "One and Only" "wonderful", and mused, "Allison shows, with this song, that folk music does not necessarily have to be all about fragility, flippy-floppy hippiness or floating fluffiness. She proves that folk songs can be supplied with drive and determination.
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Haley Macklin (Jodelle Ferland) is an academically advanced high school student. She sees herself as an outsider because she has skipped a grade. Her intelligence and well articulated contributions to class discussions cause her classmates to become jealous. Frustrated that she is left out from a popular group of girls, she posts negative comments about them on a social networking website.
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A second census in 1921, carried out shortly after the annexation to Italy gave similar results. Throughout the 19th century, most educated Friulians gravitated towards the Italian culture. A distinct Friulian identity existed, but was weak and not well articulated. One of the most prominent Friulian poets from Gorizia-Gradisca in the 19th century, Carlo Favetti, was for example also a fervent Italian irredentist.
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National reviewer, P.J. Birosik's response to Barabas's music echoes the sentiments of his fans across the country – "Barabas composes richly harmonic and well-articulated pieces that satisfy the soul and stir the imagination." He performs with an intimacy, spontaneity and living warmth that sets him apart from other instrumentalists. His technique combines classical, Latin and jazz traditions in an unmistakably personal and joyful style.
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John Leopold Denman's Harewood Court (1950s), built for the Royal Masonic Benevolent Institution, is a seven-storey brick- built block in the Art Deco style. Nearby, at the junction of The Drive and Cromwell Road, Eaton Manor dates from 1968–72, rises to eight storeys and contains over 100 flats. It is described on the local list as "handsome ... well articulated ... [and] an excellent example of the type".
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Strozzi was said to be "the most prolific composer – man or woman – of printed secular vocal music in Venice in the Middle of the century". Her output is also unique in that it only contains secular vocal music, with the exception of one volume of sacred songs. She was renowned for her poetic ability as well as her compositional talent. Her lyrics were often poetic and well-articulated.
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The specific name is a combination of the Ancient Greek words for sandy (ammos) and shade (skia), referring to its habitat. FMNH PR2260 is more or less complete, primarily lacking some bones from the rear of the skull. The skeleton is well-articulated, with numerous rows of osteoderms remaining in place beneath the tail, but is somewhat flattened. The animal appears to have been an adult when it died.
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117-128 One common language with well articulated structure and vocabulary would enable the company to be more efficient in its operations. A common ontology will allow for effective communication, understanding and thus coordination among the various divisions of an enterprise. There are various kinds of ontologies used in numerous environments. While the language example given earlier dealt with the area of information systems and design, other ontologies may be defined for processes, methods, activities, etc.
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It is this support that has earned Mardle plaudits from many within the darting circle for his well articulated support and awareness on the subject. In 2017, Mardle threw his considerable support behind upcoming youngster Berry van Peer following a severe case of Dartitis during the Grand Slam of Darts in Wolverhampton. Despite this set back Mardle has outlined that Van Peer has "bounce back-ability" and has the potential to be a "future World Champion".
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The former St Ann's Industrial School of 1894 is a well composed building with Gothic revival detailing and is an important element of Ann Street. The 1882 Main Building is, again, a well-composed building with sensitive additions and a good example of educational building design of the Victorian period. Aquinas Hall is a well-articulated building of the post-war period. Many of the garden areas and established trees contribute to the picturesque qualities of the place.
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Other than Dr.Nithyasree Mahadevan, Lalitha Sivakumar's disciples also include Lavanya Sundararaman (her granddaughter), Dr.Niranjana Srinivasan,The Hindu : Arts / Music : Confident and comfortable Pallavi Prasanna,The Hindu : Friday Review Chennai / Music : Judicious selection of songs Nalini Krishnan, Maharajapuram Srinivasan, Dr. Periyasamy and several others.The Hindu : Well articulated concert As a testimony to her music knowledge, Smt. Lalitha Sivakumar is the most preferred judge for several Carnatic Music competitions and Devotional Music competitions held throughout the year in India.
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Michael Angelo Batio Batio plays extremely fast and well articulated alternate picking, which he credits to his use of anchoring, or planting the fingers he does not use on the body of the guitar while picking to restrict motion. He is also adept at fluid, sweep-picked arpeggios and tapping. Batio has cited F-sharp minor and F-sharp phrygian dominant as two of his favorite keys. He has described F sharp minor as a "demonic" key, giving a dark, evil sound.
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A good learning plan is a well articulated document with the following components: A set of 'learning goals' that the person (or organization) hopes to achieve within a specific period of time. It is often useful to divide larger goals into more manageable sub-goals that can be realized within weeks or months. Each learning goal (or sub goal) should have a series of concrete steps or actions that the person will take to move towards the goal. Actions should be actual behaviors.
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Infants siblings are at heightened risk for developing autism and therefore provide clues to its earliest signs. Today there are infant sibling studies of autism being conducted around the world. Sigman created one of the first well-articulated developmental programs of autism research that uncovered characteristics now considered to be core deficits of autism, including difficulties in social orienting, social communication, and joint attention. One of her best known studies compared the sensorimotor skills and play behaviors of autistic children with children who had intellectual disability.
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Kroll considers the last phase to be the systematic integration phase. A differentiation and integration between the child's speaking and writing can be seen in this phase. This means that speaking and writing have 'well-articulated forms and functions'; however, they are also integrated in the sense that they use the same system. As a result of the individual being aware of the audience, context and reason they are communicating, both written and spoken language are able to overlap and take several forms at this stage.
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Her singing was lovely in its limpidity and refinement, but she seemed downcast and numb rather than the lively personality that she generally was. The singers in the secondary roles fared better. Christiane Barbaux was a "pleasantly clear" Barbarina, Jules Bastin a "well articulated" Bartolo, Jane Berbié a "neat" if occasionally strained Marcellina, Heinz Zednik a "capable if not imaginative" Basilio and Frederica von Stade "a model of clear and straightforward singing" as Cherubino. The orchestra's contribution was laudable in some respects, disappointing in others.
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The 7th Song, Enchanting Guitar Melodies (Archives Vol. 1) is a 2000 album by guitarist Steve Vai. It is his first compilation album, but unlike a standard "greatest hits" or "best of" album, all of the songs on it (save for the three new tracks and the hidden track) can be found on one of Vai's previous albums as the 7th track. The 7th track on each of his albums is meant to be the most emotional and well articulated piece on the album.
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Albert L. Stevens was a senior scientist at Bolt Beranek and Newman Inc. He was also director of the company's Artificial Intelligence, Education Technology and Training Systems Division. He is also a specialist in cognitive science. (Reigeluth, 1983) The Cognitive Theory of Inquiry Teaching according to Collins and Stevens (1981) requires the learner to construct theories and principles through dialogue, the teaching of self-questioning techniques and the teaching of metacognitive or self-monitoring skills, all with the intent of clarifying misconceptions so the theory or principle is well articulated and developed.
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In 1998, Rabbi Yitzchok Adlerstein published an online journal of Jewish thought, called Cross-Currents, with articles written by himself and others. The name Cross-Currents reflected, in his words, the aspiration "to expose the intersection between two currents: the timeless flow of authentic Torah thought, and the ebb and tide of current affairs." Though the material was thoughtful and well-articulated, publication lapsed under pressure from other projects. In recent years, weblogs have provided a forceful alternative to mainstream media outlets, even discrediting stories that appeared on the major news networks.
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He also played and recorded sometimes using E-flat alto and B-flat soprano saxophones as well. His style was noted for very rapid runs of well-articulated notes in between long legato phrases in a ragtime influenced style. The rapidly articulated notes were made possible by the advanced techniques of double-tonguing and triple-tonguing, similar to those used by brass (trumpet, trombone, etc.) players and flutists. He was also known for his style of vibrato, which was very wide during the later years of his playing.
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Resupply arrangements were not well articulated and an archer exhausting his quiver generally withdrew from the field. Although cavalry was known, it was minor among African forces of the Guinea- Gambia regions who used both the maritime and the infantry tradition, conducting raids on land and water. Archery was important and fighting men of some Sierra Leone tribes carried so many poisoned arrows that they needed two quivers. These archers repulsed English sea rover John Hawkins in 1568, who tried to kidnap Africans from the coast, as well as Portuguese sea intruders before Hawkins.
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The remarkable development of ideas in "natural philosophy" had already established itself in the public consciousness. In particular, Newton's physics was taken as a paradigm: structures should be well-founded in axioms and be both well-articulated and orderly. This taste for structural clarity began to affect music, which moved away from the layered polyphony of the Baroque period toward a style known as homophony, in which the melody is played over a subordinate harmony. This move meant that chords became a much more prevalent feature of music, even if they interrupted the melodic smoothness of a single part.
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The design of the corner elevation is well articulated. Aesthetically significant for its streetscape contribution as part of a group of Victorian and Federation retail buildings near the intersection of Pitt and King Streets, that form part of an important civic area in the city. The place has a strong or special association with a particular community or cultural group in New South Wales for social, cultural or spiritual reasons. The building has social significance, important to the sense of place of Sydney's CBD, valued by the local community as well as visitors from outside Sydney.
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McNamara quoted Rusk's direct appeal to Johnson: > The integrity of the U.S. commitment is the principal pillar of peace > throughout the world. If that commitment becomes unreliable, the communist > world would draw conclusions that would lead to our ruin and almost > certainly to a catastrophic war. So long as the South Vietnamese are > prepared to fight for themselves, we cannot abandon them without disaster to > peace and to our other interests throughout the worldDean Rusk, quoted by > McNamara, p. 195 Second, the principals viewed the situation with their own experiential and analytical filters, well articulated by Ball in an oral history interview.
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Snelson's unique sculpture style is well articulated in Needle Tower. The structure style displayed is known as "tensegrity," a description given by Snelson's former professor Buckminster Fuller to the melding of tension and structural integrity. According to Snelson: > Tensegrity describes a closed structural system composed of a set of three > or more elongate compression struts within a network of tension tendons, the > combined parts mutually supportive in such a way that the struts do not > touch one another, but press outwardly against nodal points in the tension > network to form a firm, triangulated, prestressed, tension and compression > unit.
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This perceived lack of authenticity with regards to his artistic and cultural heritage is of little concern to Yuxweluptun. In a recent telephone conversation he stated that painting in a more generic Northwest Coast style enables him to more accurately represent what he terms “the imaginary Indian” or “the symbolic Native.” The figures in his paintings then are not necessarily representations of real people—or specific Northwest coast beings or ceremonies—but instead comment on the way in which Native identity has been constructed from outside perspectives.This idea is well articulated in Marcia Crosby’s essay “The Construction of the Imaginary Indian,” originally published in Stan Douglas ed.
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The company also has a well articulated and easily understood value proposition for retailers: Retailers reap swipe fee savings when they have a National Payment Card program when compared to what they pay in swipe fees for accepting Visa, MasterCard, AMEX, etc. The savings are used to fund rewards to the retailer’s customers which provides the incentive to the consumer to carry another payment card in their wallet. The Target Red Card program is a great example of how the value proposition works. Consumers enroll with Target, provide their checking account to be debited and receive 5% discount at the register when they use the Red Card to pay.
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Terrorism and counterterrorism, information management, and psychological warfare are value-added roles for the applied aspects of military psychology that are developing. For instance, contrary to the common myths and stereotypes about modern terrorists, that tend portray them as mentally disturbed individuals; most terrorists are far from that typology according to studies conducted by behavioural and social scientists who have either directly interviewed and observed terrorists or conducted meta-analytic studies of terrorism and terrorists. Terrorists have tended to be from among the more well educated in their host countries. They often have developed a well thought out, but not very often publicized or well articulated, rigid ideology that provides the foundation for their strategy and tactics.
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The Carnival was released to critical acclaim. In a contemporary review for The Village Voice, music critic Robert Christgau found the album more R&B; than the "diasporan flavors" it uses as "half decoration, half concept", and remarked that Jean uses the sampler for "one-dimensional tunes" that showcase his "well-articulated morality tales and popwise carnivalesque." In his review for Playboy, Christgau asserted that the album is more likely than any other well- meaning hip hop to impact the demographic it aims at and also works as an attempt to prove Jean is equally worthy of the attention given to Lauryn Hill. Stephen Thompson of The A.V. Club, in a favorable review, called The Carnival "a stunning solo album that's light years beyond The Score".
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Waring joined the National Party while still a student at Victoria University. She joined the party because she supported the opposition National MP Venn Young who introduced a private member's bill into parliament for homosexual law reform; this was opposed by Norman Kirk, the Labour Party Prime Minister. In the 1975 general election, she became the New Zealand National Party member of Parliament for the Raglan electorate. Her selection in 1975 reflected her "obvious ability and ... well-articulated convictions", but was helped because the two best- known local candidates disliked each other, and when one was eliminated his support went to Waring to prevent the selection of the other. Aged 23, she was the youngest member of parliament at the time of her election.
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Vishnu with Lakshmi (Lakshminarayana) at Halebidu Shiva, Parvati, Nandi at Halebidu Hinduism is a combination of secular and sacred beliefs, rituals, daily practices and traditions that has evolved over the course of over two thousand years and embodies complex symbolism combining the natural world with philosophy. Hindu temples began as simple shrines housing a deity and by the time of the Hoysalas had evolved into well-articulated edifices in which worshippers sought transcendence of the daily world. Hoysala temples were not limited to any specifically organised tradition of Hinduism and encouraged pilgrims of different Hindu devotional movements. The Hoysalas usually dedicated their temples to Shiva or to Vishnu (two of the popular Hindu gods), but they occasionally built some temples dedicated to the Jain faith as well.
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A common criticism that is frequently raised amongst participants at events such as the Prato conferences is that a focus on technical solutions evades the social changes that communities need to achieve in their values, activities and other people-oriented outcomes in order to make better use of technology. The field tends to have a progressive bent, being concerned about the use of technology for social and cultural development connected to a desire for capacity building or expanding social capital, and in a number of countries, governments and foundations have funded a variety of community informatics projects and initiatives, particularly from a more tightly controlled, though not well-articulated social planning perspective, though knowledge about long-term effects of such forms of social intervention on use of technology is still in its early stages.
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A witch departing for Witches' Sabbath on a broomstick — a motif included in Errores Gazariorum ("Errors of the Gazarii") written in 1437, probably by a Savoyard inquisitor In the early modern period, distinguished Christian theologians developed elaborated witch mythologies which contributed to the intensification of witch hunts. Major works in Christian demonology, such as Malleus Maleficarum, were dedicated to the implementation of Exodus 22:18 of the Old Testament: "You shall not permit a sorceress to live." The concept of witches' sabbath was well articulated by the 17th century. Theologian Martin Delrio was one of the first to provide a vivid description in his influential Disquisitiones magicae: > There, on most occasions, once a foul, disgusting fire has been lit, an evil > spirit sits on a throne as president of the assembly.
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It is also shown that Kevin is probably mentally challenged, as he often has difficulties with performing the simplest of tasks, such as making himself a bowl of cereal, forgetting what he was talking about the instant after saying something, or even realizing that he was hungry, yet at times throughout the series makes very well-articulated statements about certain aspects of society, culture, politics, and education, possibly indicating Kevin is a savant. Throughout the series, Kevin almost never speaks, aside from during dream sequences and occasional one-sentenced outbursts. Instead, the show's narrator (voiced by Lawrence) speaks for Kevin; that is, he describes what Kevin is saying, thinking, and how Kevin reacts to the world around him. His parents, Anastasia (voiced by Thomasin Langlands) and Percy (voiced by Lawrence), are also alcoholic, cough syrup-addicted chain-smokers.
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John C. Freund (1848–1924), London-born and Oxford educated co-founder and influential editor of two New York magazines, The Music Trades and Musical America, became an outside investor in the magazine in 1903. Recently, beginning around 1996, after the rediscovery of 20 letters in the Pauline Hopkins Collection at the Fisk University Library, scholars show that Hopkins sensed that Freund had conspired with Booker T. Washington to replace her as editor — to quell her outspokenness on racial matters, which in that era, was a prevailing taboo in the minds of many whites. Freund, a white man, and Washington, an African American man, prevailed against Hopkins, an African American woman. The letters reveal that Hopkins, a well-articulated and influential editor, was a victim of sexism and nuanced racism that was masked by the enlisted cooperation of Washington.
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Poster for the opening night of the Nuovo There had been a Ducal Theatre in Parma since the 17th century, the principal one being the Teatro Farnese constructed in 1618, but it was used only nine times, the last one occurring in October 1732,Lynn 2005, pp. 201—203 after which it suffered from years from neglect and further damage by American bombing in World War II. It was rebuilt in 1966. However, the "Nuovo" replaced another existing "small and narrow" Ducal Theatre dating from 1688, which had been located in the Palazzo di Riserva.Zeitz 1991, p. 35 The 1,200-seat theatre was becoming obsolete due to a variety of factors, including the need to appeal to an increasing middle class desire to experience opera, but also allow for "separate and well articulated private and public spaces".
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Liara T'Soni has been well received by video game journalists and series fans since the inception of the Mass Effect franchise, and the potential romance with her has also been of some interest. In a 2007 article written for GameSetWatch, Chris Dahlen explained that while he found Mass Effect disappointing, particularly the lacklustre characterization of its NPC's, he noted that Liara was the "less obnoxious" of the available romance options and her explanations about the asari species well articulated. UGO.com included Liara in their list of the 50 sexiest female scientists. GamesRadar's Jordan Baughman cited Liara's characterization in the first game as an example of BioWare's "The Awkward Hottie" character archetype, specifically a "naive beauty who doesn’t truly understand how harsh the world/universe can be" and who "turns into an absolute mess when placed in social settings".
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European artillery for example, while of unmistakable value in siege operations against well articulated structures such as gates and walls, were of limited utility against well placed African earthworks. Early European muskets greatly increased killing power but their slow-rate of fire (some three rounds per minute or less, with effective ranges around 50 yards- according to one study)John Lewis, Warfare and Diplomacy in Pre-Colonial West Africa were unimpressive, and rendered musketeers vulnerable to the quick charges or arrow volleys of motivated opponents. Angola serves as a test bed in many ways for outside technology in African warfare, and the Portuguese attempted direct conquest with their own weapons, including the use of heavy body armor. However the record shows several Portuguese defeats, and in some cases where the Portuguese attempted to fight unsupported by African allies they were liquidated on the field of battle.
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Luckily, Dracula's wolf-like minion Wolfgang also notifies him of a way to create a new werewolf. After searching an old book for information, it is revealed that every five centuries, the full moon comes into the perfect position to transform a human into a werewolf, on three nights in a row that begin the following night. The one next in line to become the next werewolf is revealed to be is none other than Shaggy Rogers, who recently demonstrated his skills on the racetrack by winning a car race with the help of his pet dogs that serve as his pit crew, a talking Great Dane named Scooby-Doo, and Scooby's young nephew Scrappy Doo. Dracula sends his hunchbacked henchmen, "The Hunch Bunch" (consisting of the unintelligent, incomprehensible Crunch and the sly, well-articulated Brunch), to America on a mission to turn Shaggy into a werewolf, and bring him back to his castle for the race.
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There has been expressed the idea that a combined set of motifs (in the motif-index) may constitute a folktale narrative (cf. the description of the Motif-Index as "a huge catalogue of folk narratives elements that may variously combine to form whole folk narratives" by Jan Harold Brunvand). This idea had already been anticipated by Alexander Veselovsky who wrote that "cluster of motifs" constituted a "plot", influencing Russian formalists like Vladimir Propp, whose study prefigured Stith Thompson's Motif-Index, as has been pointed out.Benson (1999: 23–24, 252–253 n9, 10) In the book The Folktale, Stith Thompson invokes this phrase "cluster of motifs" in several passages, as here, in connection with tales involving the dead helper: :The chain of circumstances by which this helper joins the hero and certain details of his later experience are so uniform and well articulated as to form an easily recognizable motif, or rather cluster of motifs.
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Zrinko Ogresta (born 5 October 1958 in Virovitica) is a Croatian screenwriter and film director, professor of film directing at the Academy of Dramatic Arts in Zagreb and a member of the European Film Academy in Berlin. Praised for their strong visual style, well articulated mise-en-scène and innovative storytelling, his films focus on the anxieties that lurk behind the well cultivated burgeois facade of the characters, using their emotional and psychological fractures to bring to light the complexes that haunt the society in general, while subtly analysing social and political forces behind it. Ogresta's films were screened and awarded at renowned international and local festivals (Berlin, Venice, Karlovy Vary, London, Montpellier, Denver, Milan, Pula…). Some of the most notable prizes are the nomination for European Film Award in the category of best young director for the film Fragments, Prix Italia for the film Washed Out, the Special Jury Prize at the Karlovy Vary festival for the film Here and a Special Mention at the Berlinale for the film On the other side.
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