She was awarded two Nobel Prizes â one in physics which she won jointly with her husband and Henri Becquerel, and another in chemistry â and was the first person to win two Nobel Prizes. She is still one of only four people (along with Linus Pauling, John Bardeen and Frederick Sanger) to accomplish that feat.
Welcome to the Description Key. Description is the key to opening a world of information for persons with a vision loss, literacy needs, or loss of cognitive abilities. The American Foundation for the Blind reports that 21.5 million adults have vision loss and 94,000 children with a vision loss are being helped by some kind of special education.
Vivid Description â What it is. Vivid description is writing which makes you feel as if you are standing there, right there where the author has just described something. Vivid description appeals to the senses â eyes, nose, ears, skin, etc.f you want to use vivid description, then you want to play with all the senses. Donât just say the wind is fast. Compare it with something that the readers are familiar with. As an example, compare these two sentences: The wind was very fast.