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Joined with quantum mechanics, this mathematics describes our universe as a growing E8 coral, with particles interacting at every location in all possible ways according to a beautiful pattern.
The play describes Atlantic crossings, Alabama cotton fields, New York skylines, and we framed the whole thing within this single revolving cube, a kind of kinetic cinema through the centuries.
When we have no story that explains the present and describes the future, hope evaporates.
The third assumption, and by far the most pernicious, is a behavioral model that describes human beings as something called "homo economicus," which basically means that we are all perfectly selfish, perfectly rational and relentlessly self-maximizing.
But, if instead we accept the latest empirical research, real science, which correctly describes human beings as highly cooperative, reciprocal and intuitively moral creatures, then it follows logically that it must be cooperation and not selfishness that is the cause of our prosperity, and it isn't our self-interest but rather our inherent reciprocity that is humanity's economic superpower.
When Velutha and the twins’ mother, Ammu, embark on an affair, they violate what Roy describes as the “love laws” forbidding intimacy between different castes.
I think this one here, there's a pop song that really describes Philippe Starck for me, you know, this is like you know, this is like puppy love, you know, this is cool right?
This is one of my favorite paintings, it really describes our relationship with cars.
Pisa’s name comes from a Greek word for “marshy land," which perfectly describes the clay, mud, and wet sand below the city’s surface.
But the pace of exponential growth is really what describes information technologies.
And that really describes information technology.
It's amazing when you find a piece of media that precisely describes your bond with someone.
But here is the language which describes how the symmetries interact.
If I throw a very concentric circle, or concentric ellipse, it just dutifully makes these evenly spaced lines, which get closer and closer together, which describes how gravity works.
And we have a little video that describes the sequence.
If you're interested in more information, we have a website that describes this exciting and intriguing mission, and why we want to do it.
There's an aversion to word problems, which describes 99 percent of my students.
The person who runs it nicely describes it as "machines that make machines need businesses that make businesses:" it's a cross between micro-finance and VC to do fan-out, and then the research partnerships back at MIT for what's making it possible.
He describes the sense of security that it brings him.
He describes it simply as heaven.
In fact, urban migration now describes the movement of animals formerly known as wild into urban centers.
The term organic describes that the material used for light absorption and charge transport are mainly based on the element carbon, and not on metals.
I think that word describes the movie itself, because no matter how much technology they tried to use to save this movie, the effort was completely futile.
He describes the fateful night when he met a 3000 year old Egyptian sorcerer named Afzel (Jack Donner) & the eventual love of hi life the young & beautiful Ilsa (Brigitta Dau).
This accurately describes Igmar Bergaman's movie, Skammen (Shame).
There is only one word that describes this film: BAD!!
Of course, I've never seen the uncut, non-MST3K version of this film but even having seen it on MST3K, I never thought of it as a bad film or something unwatchable (though I did think it was a pretty funny MST3K episode); certainly not, as Pearl describes it, "skin-peelinging awful"; not after seeing the likes of "Future War" and "Hobgoblins."
The best thing about the movie is the name, as it both describes the plot and the acting.
Another thing about this movie that i disliked was when Danny Glover so artlessly describes an Afrikaans accent as being shitty!
You hear a voice-over during the opening credits in which some anonymous producer describes the record as being a novelty recording that will just take up room on the charts.
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