3 million square feet covering an area the size of 75 football fields, all enclosed in austere concrete walls.
Source: Texas Monthly
“Air Force combat divers are essential to both combat and austere rescue situations,” said Maj.
Source: Air Force Link
One of his proposals is to improve the internal administration of the Supreme Court, “demonstrating our rational and austere management of resources.
Source: Mexico News Daily
We see her confidence, with a touch of haughtiness; her austere beauty; her brilliant mind and singular takes on not just conducting (“it’s keeping time”) but being a female conductor (“I hate the word ‘maestra’—do we call a female astronaut an ‘austronauta’?”).
Source: Baltimore Magazine
The music somehow came across as both austere and generous, and also wise.
Source: The Boston Globe
There is the austere title card and the dark and claustrophobic setting of a dank apartment; the formidable cast emotes solemnly but energetically.
Source: The New York Times
Clarke explores grand themes (consciousness, hubris) with tenderness and contrasts brilliantly austere environs with her protagonist’s warm curiosity, which registers like a beating heart.
Source: The Atlantic
It sounds austere but the oak floors, and dappled lattice of brickwork on the facade and balcony soften the look.
Source: Evening Standard
His austere facades, colonnades, stair landings, and even reception desks and shelf displays appear to be quite hefty and substantial.
Source: ArchDaily
But vegan food need not be austere or even particularly healthy.
Source: FoodService Director
“We are therefore exploring a wider range of novel trajectories to mitigate overflight issues, exploring a broad range of landing options for austere sites, researching human factors when landing near populations and integrating a broader range of cargo, including medical supplies,” he said.
Source: C4ISRNet
Where Dosa is sweet (romance, Francophilia, Miranda July), Herzog is characteristically austere (rotting cows, human corpses, surrealism, absurdity).
Source: The Film Stage
De Sales and de Chantal wanted to start a community open to older women and women unable to join more austere orders.
Source: Catholic News Agency
The swearing-in ceremony was held in the government palace but in a more austere hall instead of the traditional Salon Dorado, or gilded hall.
Source: Andean Airmail & PERUVIAN TIMES
The vessel is the 13th in a series of Expeditionary Fast Transport catamarans that are of High speed, shallow draft, able to load/unload in austere ports and are highly manoeuvrable.
Source: The Maritime Executive
There is the austere title card and the dark and claustrophobic setting of a dank apartment; the formidable cast emotes solemnly but energetically.
Source: The New York Times
(As a 1997 Vanity Fair article on ’90s wealth observed, “So coldly austere are the new designer stores—Giorgio Armani, Polo Sport, Calvin Klein, Prada, Dolce & Gabbana, Valentino—that they seem to eschew the very notion of luxury.
Source: Vogue
Colorado voters underwhelmingly passed Proposition 125 by 28,000 votes, an austere 50.
Source: Longmont Times-Call
When authorities find out the Wormwoods haven't been sending her to school, they send her to Crunchem Hall, an austere academy run by disciplinarian Mrs.
Source: UPI News
The new building marks an addition to the overall collection of austere and minimal pavilions sited in Maryland and all realized by Thomas Phifer and Partners.
Source: Designboom
high) and the general flavor profiles (fruity and intense vs austere and light).
Source: Prince Albert Daily Herald
By design, the rocky terrain, situated upon a wide granite ledge partway up a nameless mountain, beneath a clear vermillion sky, was neutral ground, offering no advantage to either combatant, resembling neither the sleek corridors of Voyager nor the austere interior of a Borg Cube.
Source: Star Trek
Doing so will both help deal with austere budget realities and deliver the training necessary to operate and maintain increasingly complex systems.
Source: Brookings Institution
That austere world was decorated with a nearly continuous labyrinth of elongated blue lakes and ponds, most of them the size of our present inland wetlands.
Source: CT Insider
Growing up in austere Lutheran Sweden, Af Klint studied art at university: a rare feat for a woman.
Source: The Guardian
is rather austere and upright.
Source: artnet News
(AFNS) -- An F-16 Fighting Falcon escorts a C-17 Globemaster III into a simulated austere environment.
Source: Air Force Link
Big Screen, Lots of FunctionalityThe interior has a very modern, almost austere feel because Tesla doesn’t use traditional gauges and includes only a few physical controls.
Source: PCMag
Read on to find out more about Dezeen readers' favourite houses this month:
Photo is by Iñaki BergeraLR House, Spain, by Lecumberri & Cidoncha and Ińigo Beguiristain
The most-viewed house featured on Dezeen this month was LR House in the Spanish town of Citruénigo, whose austere exterior hides a series of living spaces arranged around a central courtyard.
Source: Dezeen
Where the Shadowlands (opens in new tab) were choked with austere grays and alien blues, the Dragon Isles are pure high fantasy.
Source: PC Gamer
Angela Martin, the stern and austere accountant of Dunder Mifflin’s Scranton branch, is the most rigid employee on the entire team.
Source: STYLECASTER
You may think you don't have much in common with austere Cap, but there is more to it than meets the eye.
Source: RUSSH
As I listened to Mørkøre, however, it became clear that the implications of his austere budgeting were not remotely what they would be in America—in fact, they were the exact opposite.
Source: People's Policy Project
The LMADIS uses electronic weapons on a light and compact frame, the Polaris MRZR, which allows the LMADIS to deploy to austere environments via air transport.
Source: Marines.mil
It made her heir apparent to an austere musical legacy— ‘You should be called a Pandit, not a Bai,” Urmila exhorts her daughter—a legacy we presume Qala has broken from in her mother’s mind, given her current stardom.
Source: The New Indian Express
Benedetto ’23 see more than an austere room — they see the place where they bonded over lunches, raced chairs when they got tired of studying, and began their three-years-and-counting relationship.
Source: Harvard Crimson
As I listened to Mørkøre, however, it became clear that the implications of his austere budgeting were not remotely what they would be in America—in fact, they were the exact opposite.
Source: The American Prospect
During the nineteen-seventies, the company was run by a modest, austere man named Reginald Jones, who believed that G.
Source: The New Yorker
Walled in by metal panels and capped with a luminous ceiling of beautifully white, even light, Nuriev’s austere booth feels more like knowing satire.
Source: Dwell
De Sales and de Chantal wanted to start a community open to older women and women unable to join more austere orders.
Source: National Catholic Register
Nighy brings his most austere face to the role of Mr Williams, a softly spoken bureaucrat (“a decent sort, if a little on the frosty side”) working in London’s County Hall, where piles of paperwork accumulate in teetering towers of inaction and obfuscation.
Source: The Guardian
There is the austere title card and the dark and claustrophobic setting of a dank apartment; the formidable cast emotes solemnly but energetically.
Source: The New York Times
Atmospheric and razor-sharp, a menacing chill hangs in the air of her austere surroundings.
Source: IndieWire
View original tweet on TwitterA previous trailer last week drew comments about the choice of a stony-faced picture of Catherine, Princess of Wales and this latest teaser includes another austere picture of her, alongside Camilla, the Queen Consort, and Sophie, the Countess of Wessex.
Source: BBC
The musicians played well across all sections with Welter’s oboe solos seeming to single-handedly embody the folkish quality and austere mystery of the score.
Source: Chicago Classical Review
The astronauts and NASA engineers on the ground find that the Lunar Module, a self-contained spacecraft unaffected by the accident, can be used as a "lifeboat" to provide austere life support for the return trip.
Source: erienewsnow.com
"We proved that this is not going to be a risky configuration for the Army to adopt because there is no component on the V-280 that you can't pull with organic ground-support equipment in an austere environment today.
Source: Military.com
Tiravanija says the project stems from his wider focus on Eastern tea ceremony traditions and the meticulous and austere process of creating the steeping vessels used in the ritual.
Source: Art Newspaper
In year two, the company will implement its autonomous driving system on off-road vehicles capable of traversing complex terrain and operating remotely in unpredictable and austere conditions.
Source: Astronomy Magazine
“We have a world class team here that is capable of working together with joint, interagency and allied forces to confront and defeat the most dangerous hazards in the most austere conditions.
Source: United States Army
3 million square feet covering an area the size of 75 football fields, all enclosed in austere concrete walls.
Source: Texas Monthly
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