| In that collection and the books that came afterward, her forms relaxed, her voice gained a new, often furious register, and her societal concerns became specific, rather than blurred by the indirections of the period style. |
| This is due to the virtualised structure of the memory address space, in which 4-kilobytes pages are only accessible through several indirections pointers. |
| So old a man had no energy to expend in the indirections of haste. |
| This is a more straightforward memorial tribute to Wolf, measured, even stately, without the elaborate, quick-cut indirections of the earlier piece. |
