Between them, Marriner and Foskett hold the wide and spasmodic subplots together as they absorb and externalise the chaos unfolding around them.
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BNPP and GTS believe their tie-up goes a step further than efforts that largely externalise technology as the platform has been mutually developed by dedicated teams from both firms.
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The History of England is a classic of the genre. It helps understand Hume to re-externalise the milieu that he flourished in.
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"DIY activity is not for example seen as a coping practice used by those unable to afford to externalise the activity to formal firms and/or self-employed individuals. Instead, and reflecting the broader cultural turn in retail studies, their explanation for engagement in DIY is firmly grounded in human agency" (Williams, 273).
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The rear- mounted mains switch and IEC socket are decoupled to mitigate microphonic effects. The NAIT XS, launched in late 2008, is the first Naim device to use a new bayonet PCB-mounting technique to "float" the circuitry. Also during the development of the , Naim discovered that transformers and the power supply electronics in close proximity to audio circuity also affects power amplifiers. Their top models - the and the - now externalise power supplies in separate cases.
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The 'I' element in many of the poems makes them much too personal, often fencing him in within the orbit of personal statements and observations. He'll do well to off-load his subjectivity, and externalise his poetry." Speaking to The Indian Express in 2012, U.R. Ananthamurthy said of him: "Betageri writes his poetry and short fiction in Kannada as well as English, influenced both by the local and the global. Much of our Indian English writing is highly westernized but his is different.
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It may externalise a character's thoughts, or presage an event in the film (such as two characters falling in love). The songs are often referred to as a "dream sequence", with things happening which would not normally happen in the real world. Song and dance scenes were often filmed in Kashmir but, due to political unrest in Kashmir since the end of the 1980s,BBC News: Kashmir beckons Bollywood (10 April 2003). they have been shot in western Europe (particularly Switzerland and Austria).
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Design methods are procedures, techniques, aids, or tools for designing. They offer a number of different kinds of activities that a designer might use within an overall design process. Conventional procedures of design, such as drawing, can be regarded as design methods, but since the 1950s new procedures have been developed that are more usually grouped together under the name of "design methods". What design methods have in common is that they "are attempts to make public the hitherto private thinking of designers; to externalise the design process".
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To add sadness and despair to the main character, her eyes start losing their brightness as the film progresses. There is a sense of drowning in her that is constructed when the Princess overheards a group of drunk men talking about wanting to see her and mocking her father for paying to turn her from a commoner to a princess. As a consequence, her indignation builds up, and culminates into a sob. Unable to externalise her discontent, and as a sign of irremediable fate, she takes a breath, the frame pulls back and we get a shrinking image of her surrounded by darkness.
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Featuring 194 beds and 7 operating rooms, with a built surface of 58,149 m2 on a plot of 80,000 m2, it was opened on 11 February 2008. It provides medical attention to the municipalities of Coslada, San Fernando de Henares, Mejorada del Campo, Loeches and Velilla de San Antonio. The regional Health minister of the Community of Madrid Javier Fernández-Lasquetty planned to fully externalise the management of the hospital by 2013 (along other 5 hospitals in the region), yet the process was suspended by the Superior Court of Justice of Madrid. The construction company Sacyr was awarded with the 100% of the services of the hospital (excluding the medical attention) until 2041.
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Alice A. Bailey stated that "sometime after AD 2025," the Jesus, the Master Rakóczi (Saint Germain), Kuthumi, and others in the Spiritual Hierarchy would "externalise", i.e., descend from the spiritual worlds, and interact in visible tangible bodies on the Earth in ashrams, surrounded by their disciples.Bailey, Alice A. The Externalisation of the Hierarchy New York:1957—Lucis Press (Compilation of earlier revelations by Alice A. Bailey) Page 530 Alice A. Bailey said that St. Germain is the "manager of the executive council of the Christ".Bailey, Alice A. The Externalisation of the Hierarchy New York:1957—Lucis Press (Compilation of earlier revelations by Alice A. Bailey) Page 508(Theosophists regard "the Master Jesus" and "Christ" as two separate and distinct beings.
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In 1908 liberal educationalist introduced the use of demotic as the language of instruction in the newly founded Municipal Girls' High School of Volos and thereby achieved considerable improvement in test scores and pupil satisfaction. Katharevousa was still on the curriculum, but for the first time in a Greek school the girls were encouraged to express themselves freely in written demotic. Reminiscing a few years later, Delmouzos related how the girls moved from a state of ragiadismos (enslavement: a term implying the mentality of subjection to the Turks during the Ottoman period) to "spiritual/intellectual and moral xesklavoma" (liberation).Delmouzos, Alexandros 1913. 'Tria chronia daskalos', (part 1), Deltio tou Ekpaideftikou Omilou 3: 1-27 Putting aside Katharevousa, a "mask for the soul", they were able to "externalise their inner logos".
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