"Only very few people are doing this (Ethereum and Solidity) full time, and this robber is a full time coder in Solidity full-time," Tual said, making an educated guess.
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Did he exaggerate the solidity of the intelligence about WMD?
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What I can say and demonstrate is the company's solidity.
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Jello has more solidity and fog more clarity of shape.
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The bird was a strange coincidence of solidity and air.
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The massive untidy solidity of a collapsed building was awful.
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What people need is your non-fear, your stability, solidity, clarity.
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There is no solidity to count on except what you claim.
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The overall impression is a solidity that aspires to classical tranquility.
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Both clay and iron are soft before they harden to solidity.
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In this rootless, anxious age, that kind of solidity is aspirational.
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Until this week markets had been calmed by the economy's relative solidity.
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But there are still reasons for doubting the solidity of the rally.
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If Biden seems a bit shaky at times, Klobuchar radiates Midwestern solidity.
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There are, of course, still people who treasure the solidity of newsprint.
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There are staircases that are rusting, but you can feel the solidity.
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To fix the problem, Ethereum came up with its native programming language — Solidity.
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At his lowest moments, the solidity of Trump's coalition was genuinely in doubt.
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I'm learning the basics of Solidity and dabbling with my own smart contracts.
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Clodia Metelli's scandalous sex life—assume it has the solidity of fact. Dunn's
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Color eluded me, and people were hollow ghosts with no solidity or humanness.
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"The style ... projects a sense of solidity, permanence and calm stature," says Ellis.
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Despite his baby fat, Cadet-Sergeant Fenix had a martial solidity to him.
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Bernie would provide, as he did in the campaign, solidity but no suspense.
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That reflected continuing doubts over the solidity of the company's long-term business model.
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There is a solidity to this achievement that deserves all the attention it gets.
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Since then, he's cycled through flashes of mediocrity, solidity, flat-out awfulness and brilliance.
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The outcome of the "game of bank bargains" determines the solidity of financial systems.
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It needed a star like the Russell Crowe of "Gladiator" to provide dramatic solidity.
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And there is a new solidity about the band since Lenchantin joined full-time.
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Swirling swaths of muted color dominate the canvas: solidity has given way to vertigo.
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"They are trying to test the solidity of the EU," one senior official told Reuters.
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" An EU official rejected that, saying the ruling "confirmed the solidity of EU sanctions policy.
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Consumers know it for white goods and power tools synonymous with "Made in Germany" solidity.
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Director Kari Skogland imbues this balance with thematic weight, lending solidity to a flimsy script.
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They have the iron solidity of a piece of street hardware, worn smooth with use.
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In that poem, humans become spectral, and the natural world has the real, everlasting solidity: . . .
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Once again, there's a wonderful tension, between lightness and fleetingness, and the solidity of objects.
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The skeumorphic style that dominated early versions of iOS has the benefit of giving icons solidity.
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Here, as elsewhere, the dissolving, quasi-abstract backgrounds play against the solidity of his female figures.
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But when Jesse looks into the black eyes of God, the emptiness has a disquieting solidity.
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But the concern over the world's growth prospects and the solidity of its banks is palpable.
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In the second half we didn't have balance or solidity and we were all at sea.
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He holds the pictorial space with solidity and authority, and his eyes stare right at you.
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It added that for insurance companies, quarterly dividends could weaken the ability to take necessary solidity precautions.
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Sze's dynamic sculptures aim to capture relationships and their gaps, the solidity of objects and their discarding.
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Most developers are alien to functional programming and might find the learning curve steeper than Ethereum's Solidity.
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"These numbers testify to the solidity and stability of the Italian economy," Economy Minister Giovanni Tria said.
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Although the solidity of the President's base should not be underestimated, a sense of alarm is growing.
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Every knob and switch is well weighted to provide smooth operation and an unshakeable feeling of solidity.
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Concerns about the solidity of opposition over the next five years, though, risk masking a more positive renewal.
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She couldn't perform the duties and maintain the solidity, the depersonalization, of motherhood: part punching bag, part provider.
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But their solidity, and to some extent their mobility, speaks to the absence and immobility of their makers.
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Again your pal Dan's bedroom wall is way too soft for a structure that has pretensions to solidity.
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Ms. Shyu's vocal solidity — whether tender and contemplative, or more overtly theatrical — is what made the set cohere.
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You don't notice the white stripes at first, just the remarkable solidity of the bands of blue paint.
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Here are six more duffle coats with the solidity needed to push through the last weeks of winter.
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Like the Spaniard, she imbues the body with a formal power whose solidity does not compromise its movement.
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More of a paternal figure these days than a youthful rebel, he gives the show a solemn solidity.
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The gravelly tones of the bass-baritone Kevin Short lent the requisite solidity to Jack Rance, the sheriff.
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It has since recovered most of its losses, but the incident was a reminder of worries about Tether's solidity.
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New Ethereum-based startups show up daily, but building on Ethereum means learning a new programming language called Solidity.
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Made of woven wire, the sculptures oscillate between solidity and dematerialization, which is underscored by the shadows they cast.
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The word "border," with its vague associations with "neighboring," seems vaporous, but a wall conveys protection, an unyielding solidity.
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Things are mostly empty space, but they have the causal powers to produce in us the experience of solidity.
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His baritone has an earthy solidity in its low range, but can lighten to a soft ribbon of sound.
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Scott Pask's single, multipurpose set has a look of oppressive solidity, with its heavy doors and sturdy central staircase.
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The return from exile of Charles II spurred a determined campaign to reaffirm dynastic solidity with art and splendor.
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But Ken has reached that dangerous age (the script puts it at 59) when solidity suddenly looks like sham.
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That piece has the combination of fluidity and solidity — of stasis and dynamism — that you find in great art.
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But it also has enough fragrant liquid to keep all the elements floating, instead of merging into porridgelike solidity.
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The priest's thoughts are relayed through hauntingly whispered voiceovers that have as much solidity as the clouds around him.
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Blockchain engineers code in a variety of programming languages such as Java, JavaScript, C++, Go, Solidity and Python, among others.
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This is something I loved - mx red feel and responsiveness with even a nice little feeling of solidity on downstrokes.
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The third is smart contract development with a concentration around Solidity, a smart-contract programming language for Ethereum Virtual Machine.
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There is a tension between solidity and disintegration, between the boldly colored passages of impasto and the noticeably perforated field.
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Holes in his arguments blur like the spokes of a spinning wheel, giving an illusion of solidity but no more.
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Still, as Davis talks to Freddy, he becomes not a ghostly presence but proof of the solidity of black masculinity.
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Third, several countries may grow anxious about the solidity of NATO itself and question America's enduring commitments to the alliance.
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Indeed Rudolph's name has been synonymous for so long with Brutalism's solidity that we forget how camp his architecture was.
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As his doomed daughter (and Hamlet's sometime girlfriend), Ophelia, Oyin Oladejo exudes such common-sense solidity that she seems shatterproof.
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Although Mr. Cavett's show was provocative, his persona, balancing Ivy League erudition with unflappable Midwestern solidity, has rarely ruffled anyone.
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But giving him five or six opponents in every contest makes the solidity of his core support an insurmountable advantage.
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Good — you're all set to get started developing your own decentralized blockchain apps using Solidity 3, Truffle 2, and Angular.
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That strength is embedded in a voice that has shrunk in range and power but conveys an embracing reassurance and solidity.
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The idea is to combine the cost-effective nimbleness of fintech with the trust, solidity and customer base of mainstream banks.
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This is in sharp contrast to the solidity of the carved A that adorns Amsterdam's old Scheepvaarthuis (Shippinghouse) on Prins Hendrikkade.
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In April Moody's, a rating agency, ranked the 20 most-populous states by the solidity of their buffers against another recession.
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In the late 1970s, when the city was teetering on fiscal collapse, red signaled both solidity and a veneer of bravado.
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They created an indie style of rapid, high-impact moves which was a synthesis of ECW solidity and lucha libre grace.
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Clad in gray-pink Dakota granite, the refined, muscular building conveyed an uncanny combination of heaviness and delicacy, solidity and transparency.
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But I also sense the degree to which he counteracted that perception, infusing his colors with the solidity of a shadow.
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Remaking an old story, the 2018 "A Star Is Born" relies on the old, time-honored solidity of the pop ballad.
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They may have the veneer of solidity, but in most cases, this merely hides simmering frustrations that have been forced underground.
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For similar reasons, bank headquarters have deliberately been built in a grandiose style to emphasise the institution's financial solidity and historical roots.
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But in his telling, strength also comes from alliances, whose solidity is sometimes best demonstrated by standing in harm's way, alongside allies.
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Her creations had as much solidity as any realist fiction, although her work could usually be found on the science-fiction shelves.
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Color eluded me, and my family, padding softly around me at home, were hollow ghosts, skeletal figures with no solidity or humanness.
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Mr. Kissin was simply a consummate virtuoso at work, playing with solidity, grace and flair, but with no flamboyance for flamboyance's sake.
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"Things can be different in lockup, where suddenly there can be a good deal more solidity and even real hierarchy," he said.
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There were no deep burrowers here; the ocean mud had the solidity and stickiness of a tile floor after a fraternity party.
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Once upon a time, the bungalow block was Chicago's quintessential landscape of middle-class solidity and working-class confidence in upward mobility.
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She is also, of course, hoping to resurrect an England of long ago, of material solidity and a clear-cut social structure.
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Just ask Queen Victoria, whose rounded frame perches atop hundreds of plinths across the Commonwealth, with an air of solemn, severe solidity.
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Shostakovich's grim orchestration of Mussorgsky's four-part "Songs and Dances of Death" had massed solidity here, but little grandeur or dramatic variety.
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"I am here to support him, to guarantee the solidity of the coalition and keep our commitments with the voters," he said.
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This gives it a mealy solidity often lacking in its European counterparts and a palpable, breakfast-y taste due to the grain.
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" Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte said the fact the agency had left Italy's rating unchanged was "correct in view of our country's economic solidity.
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The fact that foreign banks are interested shows the solidity of the projects, as well as the strength and orderliness of cash flow.
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They perform together in Nashville as a counterintuitive pair: Mr. Combs's solidity and gravelly voice contrasts with Mr. Bridges's litheness and acrobatic tenor.
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The solidity of the commission's methodology and investigatory processes will make it hard for Russia to dismiss this as a political attack. ADVERTISEMENT
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The large patches of missing paint, in their dull blankness, augment the solidity of the surface and the weight of the plaster panels.
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But ever since Alice in Wonderland, he's veered toward mostly digital worlds that have less weight and solidity, and more of a plastic sheen.
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Sarah Sze's dynamic sculptures have always aimed to capture relationships and their gaps, as well as the solidity of objects and then their discarding.
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It resembles a very large rag rug and presides over whatever space it's in with a weight and solidity that's comforting, rather than oppressive.
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According to his personal web page, he wrote the first functional implementation of Ethereum and invented the Solidity language which powers Ethereum smart contracts.
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For a long time this conservative quest was lent a certain solidity and rigor and self-confidence by John Paul II and Benedict XVI.
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The drawing projects her authority and beauty, conveyed in no small part by the solidity with which Pruitt articulates the volumes of her form.
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Mr. Abdrazakov sang with solidity and spirit, but like Ms. Garanca, lacked a certain weight: His unusually youthful Philippe skirted the part's psychological depths.
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Whatever the intent, the painting revels in a brazenly abstruse set of pictorial signs whose solidity and invention are the source of its power.
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The reason to doubt the solidity of this recovery is that we have been in such circumstances before, only to watch it end in tears.
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Now he walks with a limp and has the meaty solidity of a guy who works with his hands, but whose athlete days are gone.
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And within the long, low-ceilinged gallery space, this particular outdoor sculpture communicated not only its durability and solidity, but also a kind of vulnerability.
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Halo's power has always been in the simple solidity of its constituent pieces, and in the crackling unpredictability that comes from how those pieces permutate.
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If anyone could be called Ms. Maye's guru, it is probably Jerry Herman, whose more buoyant numbers she infuses with a joy and maternal solidity.
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They added that 18-karat gold was chosen for its solidity, though they acknowledged the possibility that the sculpture still could be scratched or damaged.
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In contrast to the ephemeral nature of much of the work in the Dikeou Collection, Guyton's piece feels brutal for its awkward and immovable solidity.
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"Norwegian banks have improved their solidity ... They are therefore well prepared to tackle new turmoil in international financial markets," Siv Jensen told a news conference.
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About the only thing holding it together is Idris Elba, whose irrepressible magnetism and man-of-stone solidity anchors this mess but can't redeem it.
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Semyon Bychkov takes the podium at the Philharmonic this week, and his recent outings there have had a certain solidity, an assured quality, to them.
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The size and solidity of a chunky marker pen covered in metallic sheen, it feels great in your hand, and it plays well in pockets.
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She feels that marriage and family have given her a stability that supported her writing—the freedom of solitude within the solidity of household life.
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This straightforward movement, reflecting the imagery's straightforward sentiment, makes it the less interesting of the two paintings, despite the solidity and brilliance of its forms.
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Bank of Italy Director General Salvatore Rossi said one should look at fundamentals of banks which are encouraging and show solidity, not at stock price moves.
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It commands you to gaze upon its placid solidity and tempts you to imagine how you will use every single one of its many, many ports.
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"Picasso was defining a void, not just a mass without solidity," said Alexander S. C. Rower, 53, the president and founding director of the Calder Foundation.
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Unlike the Fitbit app, which gives you a single score each night based on ambiguous metrics, Polar rates your slumber based on amount, solidity, and regeneration.
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A color is just a bunch of wavelengths arising from the physical reflectance properties of objects that produce a certain kind of experience in us. Solidity?
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Seeing him tower under a doorframe, you can see how a person might be drawn to his solidity, and then come to feel flattened by it.
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Yet Mr. Hawkins finds an emotional solidity in the slipperiness, an abiding ache of yearning that translates into continuing, self-doubting and self-asserting self-transformation.
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The polling does suggest one thing currently stands in the way of a win by Warren or Buttigieg, however: the solidity of Biden and Sanders's support.
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It was like watching a pebble hurling itself against a boulder of enormous strength and solidity and then seeing the boulder move just a little bit.
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The naturalistic and abstract elements are linked via patterns of highlights that nail the solidity of the objects while tucking them into an invented, otherworldly space.
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Even the 7.1's build has a sense of heft and solidity that you don't quite get from other top-notch budget phones like the Moto G5.03.
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Opening my eyes again, the Met was, of course, present in all its overwhelming solidity and symbolism, but the addition of these works did something more profound.
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Where the MacBook is thin to the point of ridiculousness, the Spin 7 has squared-off edges that give it that sense of solidity without much weight.
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They're novelties, perfectly fun for a laugh, but the hardware — compared with the impressive solidity of real arcade controllers and the NEO-GEO's itself — just isn't there.
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In theory, "Justice League" should have helped solidity Warner Brothers' expanded universe in a way that competed more forcefully against the juggernaut created by Marvel's "Avengers" franchise.
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The relationship between the graphite and the paper enabled him to focus on edges, varying states of solidity and dissipation, and the interplay between austerity and luxuriance.
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His work shares — or at least doesn't reject — Minimalism's faith in the expressive force of plain, solid forms, though in his case solidity is often an illusion.
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"Oi reiterates that the decision does not impact the solidity or efficacy of the (restructuring) plan, whose execution was preserved by the bankruptcy judge," the company said.
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"He is deeply convinced that the SPD can only win elections if the party has politicians that embody virtues such as prudence, solidity and reliability," said the source.
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The Melon Council will also be powered by aragonOS, a Solidity framework on the Ethereum blockchain, which allows anyone to create, manage and participate in complex decentralized organizations.
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I think we have shown that from a robustness, from a solidity of the bank, we have shown strong results in the qualitative stress test a week ago.
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And with more and more of our lives spent online, how reassuring it feels to tether ourselves again to the world, to the solidity and bluntness of objects.
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I think my mind felt betrayed: I'd come here to find some solidity, some meaning in a suddenly meaningless world, but instead I felt more groundless than ever.
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At 16, a junior in high school, Harris took his first studio art class and, like a cure in epoxy, it transformed and gave solidity to his life.
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Rather, they reveal the smallest changes in light and dark as the marks move between transparency and solidity: they acknowledge, embrace, and celebrate the inescapable passing of time.
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The $6,43 premium paint job may not encourage you to push it to the limit, but the solidity of the G550 basically begs you to beat on it.
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And yet it is precisely this expectation of solidity, this notion that things are probably going to be fine, that I sense falling away from us once again.
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The solidity of the graph's 2 x 2 structure suggests the permanence of these four forces, which are more commonly treated, especially in novels and films, as destabilizing.
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It was all Keegan, half-submerged, could do to keep his footing, the path disintegrating under him, the strong fibers of the rope the only solidity in the world.
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Since then he has worked on several blockchain projects, including Ethereum smart contracts (ERC-20 tokens and other solidity based solutions), Hyperledger, Fabric, the Waves Platform and lightning nodes.
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A spokesman also warned North Korea not to "misjudge the solidity of our alliance with the United States," in a recognition that ties may appear to have become strained.
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"North Korea should not misjudge the solidity of our alliance with the United States and our joint ability to respond" to provocations, said Jeong Joon-hee, a government spokesman.
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As the world around them thundered and raged in hellish war, these young men took solace in the solidity of the stone walls on which their drew their legacies.
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Penciled notations on the rough drafts show a writer still sculpting and shaving material that, in its finished form, has acquired the solidity of sacred texts in a canon.
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But — and I'm so sorry to sound like Dumbledore here — it is the choices that June makes about her own life that give this novel its solidity and meaning.
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Although the big Art Deco and Second Empire mongrel at 983 Fulton — now Macy's — continued to give the strip solidity into the 21st century, the iron-front building deteriorated.
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There was a nice solidity to the rain's pounding on the roof, as if the noise were a barrier that nothing could enter, a stay against the looming night.
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I've spent a lot of the past season thinking about the contemporary relevance of sculpture, and how we experience solidity, weight and dimension in the era of the cloud.
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Then, like now, I found parts of Lovecraft's work bewildering, so layered in florid prose that I would return to Poe as if to a lifeboat, thankful for his solidity.
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He said that a ruling's age, the degree to which the country relies on it and the solidity of its legal foundation all had to be weighed before jettisoning it.
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The DAO hack is not something that a hobby hacker, who wasn't an absolute expert in Ethereum and the programming language Solidity, which was created solely for Ethereum, could accomplish.
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When she peers upon his face at his funeral, she's astonished by his solidity — this isn't her little, lithe Michael, but "Big Mike," as he was known on the street.
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"Any time you add color, it can affect the solidity of the piece," said Richard Mille, the avant-garde watchmaker who has created ceramic watches in a variety of colors.
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It is of utmost importance that her oil surfaces are layered, which gives them solidity, and that the edges of her many stripes rarely seem ruled, which gives them life.
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The cool, metallic silvery shade of the ladder creates an optical contrast with the streaming pigment across its surface; its solidity and implied weight seem to imply the body itself.
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The translucent membrane between the non-objective and the figural conjures a kind of magic that propels the composition's architectonic solidity and graphic zip into an idealization of the ordinary.
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Volvo, based in Sweden but owned by Geely of China, has retained loyal wagon customers since the 24s thanks in part to its family-friendly reputation for solidity and safety.
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Otherwise, the layperson can expect to tap a developer versed in the Solidity programming language to do timed-released coding in the form of an Ethereum function called a smart contract.
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Homer's "Odyssey" gave James Joyce a framework for "Ulysses", the age-old solidity of the original anchoring the divagations of Leopold Bloom on a single day in early 20th-century Dublin.
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Sure, they're the sign of innovation, the future, and eccentricity, but the fact is they are Fixed signs (like you!), which tells us that they are all about steadfastness and solidity.
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Alejo Czerwonko, emerging markets strategist at UBS Global Wealth Management's Chief Investment Office, said the downgrade was not going to substantially change many people's minds about the solidity of Argentine debt.
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Her overdubbed voice is fully entwined with thick synthesizer harmonies and buzzing, shimmering effects, as the song's multiple sections wander between elaborate, airy introspection and the solidity of a dance beat.
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Buddhism's doubts about the distinctness and solidity of the "self" — and of other things, for that matter — rests on a recognition of the sense in which pervasive causality means pervasive fluidity.
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They emerged from a series of concrete, pragmatic details: the effect of a note in this measure, the solidity of a line in that song, rethinking and questioning and testing them.
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Its compact shape is complemented by a reassuring weight, however, and a feeling of solidity that again, you won't find most other places in the crowded world of gaming PCs and components.
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Banca Mediolanum said on Friday a comprehensive assessment by the European Central Bank has confirmed its solidity by showing its CET300 ratio stood at 17.7 percent under a stress test adverse scenario.
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The long-lasting benefit of merging the solidity of sculpture with the dynamic and temporal performative is something I have also experienced through Rodin on a regular basis while living in Paris.
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As she flew, she noticed that the simulator not only allowed her to move fluidly through space but also offered up a universe of digital phantasms: objects without solidity, weight, or mass.
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Further, there is a growing sense among nations in the Middle East that the United States does not have the power and solidity needed to confront terrorism, radical Islam, and rogue nations.
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There is so little solidity in prison, so little to depend on, that a picture like this—or a cell that's mine, that's home, that I can always return to—is a treasure.
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More serious, perhaps, is the revelation that four days before unveiling his case against Lula, Mr Dallagnol doubted its solidity and rejoiced when his team found an old press cutting about the flat.
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The comedy is driven by the onetime solidity of archaic British types: Colonel Blimps and academics with plummy accents, cap-tipping proles and Middle Englanders with lips so stiff they can hardly talk.
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Indeed, while factory output grew at a robust pace last month in a sign of strength in the manufacturing sector, that solidity could be put to the test if exports continue to decline.
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Behold rattling trap hooks, sticky electronic keyboards distinctly hummable in their pro forma solidity, goofy vocals vaguely aware of Young Thug's splattermouth while enunciating clearly and slowly enough that their subjectivity remains intact.
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In "Apodid," the thick, coiled rope that forms the longer loop lies heavily on the floor, its inward-facing spirals creating a sense of constant motion despite the solidity and stasis of the piece.
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In Peru, for example, such interests often buy their way into parties, undermining party solidity and the representative character of the country's democracy, according to Alberto Vergara, a political scientist at Lima's Pacifico University.
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Lukasz Fabiański looks set to start between the sticks for Poland and – despite once being a figure of fun to some – he's no pushover these days, and brings a high degree of solidity himself.
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"Our potential partners remain very interested and this reflects the quality and solidity of the company," Chairman and CEO Dominique Marcel told Reuters, adding he was "confident" of making progress "in the coming months".
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The new requirement would approach the 13-16% levels of equity funding banks used before the creation of the Federal Reserve and government-backed deposit insurance in order to convince customers of their solidity.
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In his essay for the exhibition catalogue, Dawson writes that the legs were added because "the painting demanded a sort of drama" — a capricious gesture made convincing solely through the solidity of the paint.
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She sees light as the great lover lavishing caresses on the land, or the great obliterator that overwhelms the earth's solidity, or the great designer reconfiguring common notions about what should hold our attention.
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"The Golden Legend" is extravagant with imagery and elaborate with metaphor, but it is never in danger of collapsing under the weight of its prose; it is held up by the solidity of real life.
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Banks were built from luxurious materials in bold architectural forms, with sturdy marble pillars and adornments to provide the most powerful declarations of solidity, tradition and trustworthiness — and to project a sense of enduring history.
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Rocks and stones play a vital role, setting unpolished grainy textures against delicate plants, playing earthy tones against vivid floral displays, and adding weight, mass and a sense of solidity to a dynamic green scene.
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The designer told Reuters that the mountain, which she sees every day from the windows of her home and the family-owned company, were an inspiration for the clothes, and represented both femininity and solidity.
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There was nothing impolite about his tone, but there was a finality to it that reminded us all of his solidity, his determination to protect my sister, and I liked him the better for it.
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In Brussels, Mr. Macron, with perhaps a number of deputies equal to that of the former National Front, in the low 20s, could achieve a position of relative solidity, after aligning with like-minded parties.
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Ethereum Developer Masterclass: Build Real-World Projects ($195 value) Across some 140 lectures, this advanced (yet student-friendly) class will teach you how to develop a complex, real-world, Ethereum-based distributed application using Solidity.
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From some angles, the platform projects solidity and permanence; try to fit it in with its surroundings, however, and it looks like a rickety stage set that could collapse in an unexpected gust of wind.
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ROME — Encircled by the monolithic statues that surround the Stadio Pietrangeli here, the considerably less statuesque David Goffin showed a different type of solidity that has put him in the top 6 of men's tennis.
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Fond of juxtaposing the concrete with the airy, he assembles a sonic kaleidoscope of varied keyboards: whooshing gusts, plonking shudders, blips and dings and clicks, lushly watery oscillations — echoing, lurid, glowing, pinging with assured solidity.
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It doesn't need to be said that Hereditary's exploration of family is more difficult and ambitious than A Quiet Place's more straightforward take, which is unquestioning of heteronuclear solidity and which portrays parental love as uncomplicated.
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Shares in Italian banks - which have lost around a third of their value this year amid concerns over the solidity of the system - rose for a second straight session on Monday as investors anticipated the announcement.
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"But if the ECB were called upon to take measures to manage turbulence (and) ensure the solidity of financial institutions, especially in the euro zone, of course we would do it," Villeroy told a news conference.
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But the real attraction is the sure-handed rendering of the lines and forms, the dramatic contrasts between velvety black and stark white, and the delicate charcoal smears feathering off the solidity of the screw heads.
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The orchestra performed some concerts in Carnegie Hall, but the early recordings made in 8-H often sound boxy, dry, and flat, even a little coarse, with blaring trumpets and insufficient solidity in the lower strings.
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It speaks to the solidity of his legendary political base, which he has taken pains to preserve and means that his presidency remains viable despite the torrent of logic defying escapades that he engineers every week.
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I could feel a presence in the room, a hulking solidity to the shadows at the rear of the venue by the cigarette machine where the purple pools of light gave way to the impenetrable onyx.
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"The Emilia-Romagna vote confirms the solidity of the government and the rebuttal of the ... populist offensive," he said, calculating savings in Italy's borrowing costs of 400 million euros this year and 1.2 billion in 2021.
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"The black zero, as an expression of finance policy solidity, is an indispensable principle for us," CDU chairwoman Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer told a joint news conference with the head of the CSU, the CDU's Bavarian sister party.
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Mr. Valls, speaking to reporters after the cabinet shuffle, said that the government embodied "experience" and "solidity," adding that it would keep working until the end of the president's mandate to reduce unemployment and improve domestic security.
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Longer-term, Getlink said it remained confident in the solidity of its businesses and kept its target for EBITDA to exceed 735 million in 2022 and to grow dividend by 11.083 euros per share annually by 2022.
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Kirili's Iron Calligraphy has the fluidity of drawing on paper, while the imagery in his large drawings has the weight and solidity one would expect from a sculptor so closely attuned to the physicality of his materials.
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Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer, the leader of the CDU (though Merkel remains Germany's leader), said at a news conference in August that "the black zero, as an expression of finance policy solidity, is an indispensable principle for us."
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The former vice president's stumble over his position on the Hyde Amendment, combined with a "Rose Garden" strategy that has kept him aloof from mixing it up with his rivals, raised questions about the solidity of his lead.
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"As Zimbabwe's largest source of foreign investment, Chinese investors are inevitably impacted ... dissatisfaction is rampant among many in China, who question the solidity and future of the special friendship between the two countries," said a 2016 Brookings report.
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It is a book about a new economic system and the philosophical and cultural trends that accompanied it; climate is central to the story that it tells, but the connections don't aim for the solidity of algebraic logic.
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Bagehot's work on banking similarly focussed on the difference between appearances and realities, specifically the gap between the air of solidity and respectability cultivated by Victorian banks and the evident fact that they kept collapsing and going broke.
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She uses gauze, canvas, paper, cotton, wood, and other elements to make colorful mixed media assemblages that look like sculptures intentionally migrating towards the wall, or paintings wanting to come down to engage the solidity of the ground.
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I also enjoyed the toughness and solidity of the P23's design when I reviewed it, and the Nova carries those features over in a comprehensive manner that supports Huawei's aspiration to be recognized for its aluminum unibody cases.
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He might have had nuclear annihilation on his mind, but his books have a profound solidity of specification, to use Henry James's phrase, the crucial sense that their author knew what berries were growing on every plant Frodo passed.
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"I think it has nothing to do with the collapse, we are here talking about its solidity, about the maintenance of the structure," he added when asked whether the state of repair was a consequence of last week's collapse.
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Despite the political violence and social atomization of the '60s, the sense of a stable country still on the rise was sustained, for the most part, by a general belief in the solidity of its institutions, including the media.
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Maxwell Martin, at her most radiant), are questioning the solidity of the relationship between friends and fellow lawyers Jake (Adam James) and Rachel (Priyanga Burford), unaware that their own marriage will before long experience a slippage of its own.
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Gallery staffers pointed out the solidity of the sculpture: Due to the weightiness of its material (Plasticine is most often used as modeling clay by children), the work had to be shown on a plinth to protect the floor.
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Presaging artists like Nicole Eisenman and Dana Schutz, Modersohn-Becker painted from a female, implicitly feminist point of view, granting women and also children a memorable emotional complexity through the physicality of her paint and the solidity of her forms.
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There's a solidity and weight to the Notebook 2349.99 Pro that it didn't have before (at 43 pounds, Notebook 24 Pro is more than half a pound heavier than the Notebook 29 Pen), and there's no weird flexing when typing.
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Definitely the "Autobiography of the Upsetter" finale, possibly the "Cricket on the Moon" opener, but in the end it doesn't matter, because all nine tracks achieve both solidity and differentiation—sound good without sounding too much like any of the others.
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"The Socialist Party believes that a project that is so important that it could jeopardize the solidity and survival of the national energy company requires that all doubts and hesitations be cleared up before the project continues," the party said.
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In the film, it had been absolutely necessary to project an impression of his physical solidity, which Kiarostami had done by keeping the camera closely trained on his broad shoulders and strong torso as he drove through the hills outside Tehran.
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The dolphins were also found to be able to respond to their environment by both sight and sound by calibrating the sharp clicking sound they emit and operate like sonar to detect the distance, shape, size and solidity of an object.
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At the base of the tree, however, where in a painting the roots would sink into soil and the solidity of paint, the marks dissipate into an assortment of squiggles and dots, the tools of suggestion of the graphic artist.
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But a word for Jeff Jarrett, amidst all of the unspectacular solidity, the nepotism, and the involvement in possible pyramid schemes: Never has anyone been as much of a kindred spirit of Vince McMahon's carny heart as Double J Jeff Jarrett.
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Failing that, how about George Orwell's essay "Politics and the English Language," in which he observed that political rhetoric can be "designed to make lies sound truthful and murder respectable, and to give an appearance of solidity to pure wind"?
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While nobody would claim this is a squad full of stars, the signing of Jan Kirchhoff and Lamine Kone last January did at least offer a defensive solidity that led to Sunderland losing just four games in the second half of the season.
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Shares in Italian banks - which have lost around a third of their value this year amid concerns over the solidity of the system - rose for a second straight session on Monday as investors bet an announcement may come in a matter of hours.
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Looking back on the change that took place in Whitney's art in the mid-1990s, it is clear that only after he jettisoned the restlessness of his previous marks, could he attain the density of color and solidity that he had long desired.
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The initial section of the exhibition — in which the camera lends solidity and substance to kinetic performances — seemingly reinforces the notion that photographs make such moments more enduringly meaningful, capturing and transmitting the bold, intentionally transient works of a generation of artists.
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The discussions also come at a time when doubts have been expressed about the solidity of existing 777X orders from the Gulf, particularly from Abu Dhabi's Etihad Airways which is restructuring after accumulating $3.5 billion in losses in the past two years.
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It may be easier to grasp from some photo-collages here, but the video conveys the grandiosity of Matta-Clark's vision, the fearlessness it required and the solidity of the building being torn apart; 16th-century floor beams are something to behold.
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"In any future confrontation, Israelis will be surprised by the strength and solidity of these tunnels, which can withstand Israeli shelling and bombs fired by the Israeli aircraft or tanks," Hamas's military leader, known as Abu Hamza, boasted in an interview last year.
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This includes dividend payments from life insurance units to holding companies * Holding companies can pay dividends based on profits earned outside of life insurance, but must take into account the overall solidity of the group before they do so Source text in Norwegian: bit.
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In this short film discussing the creation of Jabba for the original trilogy we can see the foam the puppet is made from, and its solidity seems to vary — the hands squish like empty rubber gloves, but the belly and neck are more reinforced.
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GELENDZHIK, Russia (Reuters) - Sweden have flown under the radar all the way to the quarter-finals where they aim to use their solidity as a unit to put a stop to English dreams of a first World Cup victory since 1966 in Samara on Saturday.
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In the long term, any sustained dip in Trump's popularity -- his disapproval rating climbed to 60% in Gallup's weekly tracking poll -- could even eventually raise questions about the solidity of his standing among Senate Republicans that has so far always been seen as impenetrable.
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Here's what's included in the bundle: Ethereum Blockchain Developer: Build Projects Using Solidity ($125 value) This 503-lecture course will have you working with Ethereum on a practical level, building projects through step-by-step blueprints using tools like Mist, Geth, and Ethereum Studio.
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Real estate investment is a key driver of growth in the world's second-largest economy and solidity in the sector could cushion the impact of a vigorous multi-year government crackdown on debt and a sudden flare-up in trade tensions with the United States.
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BOGOTA (Reuters) - When Colombia's central bank chief, Juan Jose Echavarria, was asked what kept him up at night with inflation low and economic growth rebounding, his answer brought a stinging rebuke from the government and stirred a debate about the solidity of the country's recovery.
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In one of the monotypes – they are all "Untitled" – the mirrored figure on the left is made of patches of faint gray and barely-there-green, dark and light, while the patches of green, yellow, and gray defining the figure on the right give him more solidity.
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This claim is supported with his vertiginous Orphist-Cubist works, "Discs of Newton" (450), with its roiling solidity that takes on an almost sculptural quality, and "Amorpha, Fugue in Two Colors" (456), inspired by Notre Dame's stained glass windows and exhibited at the Salon d'Automne in 457.
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That's nowhere close to the confidence and solidity necessary for building viable alternatives to these perilous present times, but as a part of solidarity, it can still safeguard, for now, the boundaries of our shared reality, which is something people badly need in places like Istanbul.
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The spaces between things, the darkness emerging in the pursuit of solidity, increases the awesome awareness of this vastness, a daunting navigation reminding us that all solids are comprised (so we were told in elementary chemistry) of enormous spaces — that electrons can extend far beyond their nucleus.
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" Considering her portrait of Marie Antoinette, he observed: "As caught by Madame Le Brun, the Queen's famous posture infuses her image with the solidity of a basalt column, against which the arch of her chair-back and the gracious gesture of the hands move like fronds.
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"We have to align social justice with economic growth and financial stability, without compromising the financial solidity for which so many Portuguese sacrificed so much for years, " he said referring to Portugal's budget consolidation drive of the past few years that helped it out of an acute debt crisis.
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"French banks confirmed their solidity and the confidence we can have in our banking system; they have, in recent years, greatly strengthened their capital to meet regulatory requirements and demonstrate that they now have a high solvency level," Central Bank Governor Francois Villeroy de Galhau said in a statement.
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The founders' vision provides an initial three sets of services as the platform evolves: cryptocurrency as a service for support for native micropayments, micro-storage in the form of a distributed file service that apps can use, and contracts — there is support for Solidity on top of the platform.
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It is the way that Emanuele Giaccherini, the pocket dynamo, has stepped up to strike at goal and create, and the way that Graziano Pellè and the naturalized Brazilian Eder have answered Conte's call for as much desire and verve in attack as there is solidity on defense.
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As the single musical phrase recurs, it begins to possess a solidity, a thingness, as if it were etched in the air, but the viewer — this viewer, at any rate — is not so centered, being lulled instead into a mood where the mind can wander fruitfully where it will.
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But more daunting is the fact that the solidity of Republican partisan loyalty is so strong these days, and the party has shifted so much in a Trumpian direction, that it is unclear whether there is any space within its tent for voters to support someone other than the President.
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When I heard Guillaume Apollinaire — the French poet whose most notable poem, "Le Pont Mirabeau," has a metrical solidity of great austerity — read the poem in a 1913 recording, a different facet of his art was revealed: not the exquisite rigor of his lines but the ardor of casual speech.
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"North Korea should not misjudge the solidity of our alliance with the United States and our joint ability to respond" to its provocations, a government spokesman, Jeong Joon-hee, warned, adding that the South remained unshakable in its belief that it should maintain a strong military alliance with the United States.
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The slightly thickset bodies of certain male models — so unlike those of the usual Anglo starvelings — brought a dimension of solidity and sexy, cis-gendered masculinity to suits with hammered silk strapping, billowing full trousers and shirts patterned with a subtle allover pattern derived from the amulet known as a nazar.
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"Tim Kaine was a finalist eight years ago because of his executive experience, solidity, values, standing in a critical state and overall profile as someone who would be a good governing partner to Obama," said former Obama senior strategist David Axelrod, who was involved in the selection process eight years ago.
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Courtesy the artist and Petzel Gallery For the next few years, she kept on experimenting, not always successfully—a group of paintings with holes cut in the canvas and backed with black velvet now look errant and unconvincing—but by 2012 the power and solidity of her earlier work were back.
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The individuality of each body of work is energized by the other; the knobs, loops, and lattices of Mendelson's objects underscore the sculptural presence of Hackett's clay protrusions, while the tortoise-shell solidity of Hackett's surfaces seem to turn Mendelson's plastic animals and non-functioning vessels into clouds and columns of smoke.
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Last year the British Museum in London had a surprisingly engaging small exhibition called Triumph and Disaster: Medals of the Sun King, which explored how Louis XIV used medals as a sort of propaganda campaign throughout the 70 years of his reign, promoting the image he wanted through the solidity of metal.
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This configuration somehow infuses the surface with the imperviousness of a brick wall (with the thin white stripe acting as the mortar), but its solidity is immediately undermined by the airiness of the piece to its right, "Untitled (Perfect Day)," a white field with three blue bands running across the top, bottom, and middle.
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In one such painting, lent from Berlin and attributed to Verrocchio alone, the Virgin balances her son on her lap against a simple landscape; her hand, gripping his ankle, seems almost animate, while the Christ child, wrapped in his mother's blue mantle, has a sculptural solidity that sets the figure apart from early Renaissance painting.
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"Overall the asset quality review, the stress tests, show obviously the solidity of the banking sector is much higher than it used to be so, of course, we will be cautious about any kind of risk but we must also keep a cool (head) and face the reality as it is," he said, insisting that the euro zone was not entering another crisis.
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Monet's images of water lilies, so disheveled and vaporous they're nearly one with the reflected, drowning clouds, are so familiar, so cliché, that it's easy to forget how radical they once were, forcing the viewer to see in a different way, to let the light in and swamp everything: erase borders, make a lie of solidity and certainty, insist on the limits of knowing.
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"[E]ven when I couldn't see it I liked knowing it was there for the depth and solidity it gave things, the reinforcement to infrastructure, an invisible, bedrock rightness that reassured me just as it was reassuring to know that far away, whales swam untroubled in Baltic waters and monks in arcane time zones chanted ceaselessly for the salvation of the world," he says in the book.
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Now the threat to the political solidity of the West is coming partly from the inside, from a fractured political consensus that makes it impossible to address vital questions like Britain's relations with Europe and immigration in the US. Supporters of Trump in the US and Brexit in Britain see their revolts as uprisings against distant or unaccountable leaders who no longer represent them or share their values.
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Yes, it's not as good an outcome for Sanders as a thumping 10-point win or a big delegate edge, but the solidity and national spread of his support means that he has the clearest path to the nomination in a permanently divided field, and if one of the main effects of the Iowa disaster will be to delay any winnowing, that's almost certainly good news for him.
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Krasinski has spent a sizable percentage of his time onscreen on the verge of marriage (License to Wed, It's Complicated) or on the verge of becoming a father (Away We Go, The Hollars), and always as the good guy — the kind who might still have some growing up to do but whose solidity is so evident you could sound it out by thumping his chest as if you were testing a melon for ripeness.
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And three dealers present distinctive abstract paintings from the late 1980s and early '90s: at Michael Rosenfeld, William T. Williams achieves the colors of Byzantine icons and the solidity of fortress walls; at Lelong, the fiery compositions of Mildred Thompson (1936-2003) spin Kandinsky toward still-unknown galaxies; and at Peter Freeman, Mel Bochner's early post-conceptual forays into (shaped) painting build intensity with jousting, improvised lines, rather than — as currently — with words.
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If you squint, you can see some of Oh's earlier roles floating through her — in the proto Cristina–Meredith solidity of the friendship in Under the Tuscan Sun, or in the Yanglike wounded toughness of her character in Sideways, who beats the crap out of Thomas Haden Church with her motorcycle helmet after learning he's been lying to her, a sequence that's staged like brutal slapstick but still manages to highlight the pained betrayal on her face.
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The action of the arm is amplified by the saint's kneeling left leg, which seems to project his body forward, a far more dynamic pose than the seated position that a quick reading might suggest (the robe falling from his left shoulder and draped over his elbow seems to take the shape of a leg in repose, creating a solidity and symmetry that is undercut by the actual leg as it zags backward like a cocked trigger).
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Look carefully at the chocolatey gray he has laid beneath the pipeworks of green, blue, and black angled lines in "Untitled (P-21661)" (255), or the warm, rusty violet-gray he encloses within the odd, peaked-roofed-house-like structure in "Untitled (P-28)" (2016), and you'll notice that the grays are painted in succeeding coats of light over dark, with the latter edging the boundary of the lines like a halo or stain, juicing the color and ramping up the solidity of the stroke.
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Iñigo Manglano-Ovalle's "Storm Prototype" (229) renders data on supercell thunderstorms as two bulky, brain-shaped metallic abstractions that hang from the ceiling; the sculptures' reflective aluminum leaf surfaces give them a buoyant sheen yet their visual solidity, as well as their proximity to the floor, bespeak heft The prickly, multicolored swirls of Nick Cave's circular mixed-media wall hanging, "Tondo" (2018), also convey unease: the work's hurly-burly abstraction derives from Doppler radar images of cataclysmic weather combined with brain scans of black youth suffering from gun violence-related PTSD.
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PM: No, there needs to be transparency on that and again when a delicate situation happens we have the means to address that, but overall PM: Overall the quality, the asset quality review, the stress tests show obviously that the solidity of the banking sector is much higher than it used to be, so of course we must be cautious about any kind of risks but we must also keep our cool blood and face the reality as it is – no, we are not in the situation we knew a few years ago.
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For a combined $31,470,20183, the Blazers got plus defense across three positions and slightly above league average three-point shooting from Al-Farouq Aminu; space-eating defense and hard-as-hell rim-rolls from Ed Davis; solid two-way versatility from Gerald Henderson; 30 or so games of pick and pop niceness from Meyers Leonard (he wasn't that great for half the season and missed 21 games due to injury); all-court versatility and a pre-playoff jolt from Moe Harkless; there-every-night solidity as a screener, roller, and playmaker from Mason Plumlee; a third high-level three-point threat in Allen Crabbe; and, well... 56 mostly meh starts from Noah Vonleh, who at least doesn't turn 22017 until late August.
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