Sentences with phrase «archaic structure»

The salon style group show Framed Practices explores how contemporary art frames itself to fit within the archaic structure of consumer art while accepting art practice as a commodity.

While many publicly traded companies have prudently separated the respective roles of Chairman and CEO, ModusLink continues to operate under an archaic structure where the Chairman also holds the position of CEO and President.

Known for its history and archaic structures, Greece is also home to an abundance of culture beyond its capital.

Not exact matches

«Westchester families are over-taxed and Westchester small businesses are overburdened by an archaic and anti-competitive regulatory structure.

«It's a union of the archaic with the newest nanomaterial into a single composite structure,» Tour said.

Given what we expect to be strong purifying selection acting to reduce diversity on the Y, the same arguments, of ancient population structure or even archaic introgression may still apply to this unique Y haplotype.

The systems, processes and structures are archaic and keep things the way they are.

Sure, there's line management, and a structure, and teams with responsibilities, but questions about who tells who what to do are treated like they are almost irrelevant, archaic.

Though Watch Dogs problems lie in some questionable AI and archaic mission structures, the main problem is the lack of shooting when behind the wheel; making chases feel much more repetitive than they need to be.

The story was forgettable at best, the characters were laughably done, the mission structure is still banal and archaic, and certain frustrations that have plagued the COD formula are still present and haven't been addressed.

The orchestration of pure color harmonics as the basis for structuring advanced picture making became archaic and relegated to history as an abberational discovery of the Impressionists.

These archaic, almost primordial looking images of British Columbia place the structures of water control in a historical context - tracing the story of water from the ancient to the modern, and back again.

Chubarov considered himself a heir of the Russian «archaic» culture, drawing a parallel between his technique and the ideas of Malevich's «Black Square»: «In my plastic I am intuitively looking for proportions of relationship between black and white inherent to «Black Square», ratios of curvature of the surfaces and the absolute white, hanging of the structures, occlusions and sudden breakthroughs of white through the thrill of white and black matter.»

My concern is just that this kind of copying perpetuates archaic vocabulary and unduly complex structure, and makes old - fashioned writing seem «right», «the way the law is».