They were very direct and surprisingly quick, as the
foreshortened figures only took two class periods to fully complete.
The
foreshortened trapezoid extending up above the square is called the digradato.
The crater Drygalski lies at 80[degrees] south latitude and is
foreshortened so much that it appears eight times as wide as it is high.
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foreshortened, internode not developed on proximal flagellomeres and barely so beyond fifth flagellomere; necks shorter than wide; circumfila with short loops not attaining next distal circumfilum; setulae sparse.
"The purpose of requiring full names is to ensure that future generations will be able to identify the deceased where they may not known him by his nickname or
foreshortened name," the judge added.
During his
foreshortened tour, Harry enjoyed a level of anonymity he has never experienced as a member of the Royal Family.
Paul Cadmus (1904--1999), egg tempera on pressed wood panel, 1945, 1.5 X 1.25 inches Dancer Sprawled in tights On floorboards in a tiny Square of time drafted between Rehearsals near the end Of the war, the page After page he browses so Distracting from start To finish, the spine Of his book broken His shoulders exhausted
Foreshortened by the score He has all morning bent His body to, the music's dark Harmonies without Remorse forcing his world in To step with its own, as No longer lithe, he removes Himself, gives in, pas A pas, to oblivion Reading himself beyond Men yet to return and others He loves who never shall The precise squares Of time he borrows So necessary So seldom spared.
1.5 x 1.25 inches Sprawled in tights On floorboards in the tiny Square of time drafted between Rehearsals near the end Of the war, page after page He browses something Distracting from the beginning Through, the spine Of the book broken His shoulder exhausted
Foreshortened by the score He has all morning bent His body to, dark harmonies Forcing the world in To step with his own Without remorse He removes himself Gives in, pas A pas, to oblivion Reading himself beyond Men yet to return And others who never will The precise squares Of time he is Loaned so necessary So seldom spared.
"I thought the
foreshortened run [at Baruch Performing Arts Center] was a real shame, so I offered to remount the production at the Mint Theater," says Bank, who happens to be the Midtown company's artistic director.
The stage has been narrowed and
foreshortened by an angled wall, with a door for entrances and exits.
Harris excoriates the religious worldview's
foreshortened use of fact and evidence, and produces a historical, misleading summaries of the most basic features of Muslim belief, geopolitical conflict, and religious thinking generally.
Her multiple-period awareness gives added substance to MacDonald's insistence that "[sleeking to recover black women entirely from within slavery inaccurately
foreshortens what might be termed their representational presence in the west" (16).