Sentences with phrase «as early precursors»

[4] Although he worked for years prior to that period, Katz reached great public prominence in the 1980s when he became known for his large paintings whose striking simplicity and the heightened sense of colors are now seen as early precursors to Pop Art.

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A second approach is to look on the earlier Whitehead as the precursor of Process and Reality, and to see the early views as finding their true expression in the late ones.

The fossil record includes the Stromatolites, colonies of prokaryotic bacteria, that range in age going back to about 3 billion years, the Ediacara fossils from South Australia, widely regarded as among the earliest multi-celled organisms, the Cambrian species of the Burgess shale in Canada (circa — 450 million years ago) the giant scorpions of the Silurian Period, the giant, wingless insects of the Devonian period, the insects, amphibians, reptiles, fishes, clams, crustaceans of the Carboniferous Period, the many precursors to the dinosaurs, the 700 odd known species of dinosaurs themselves, the subsequent dominant mammals, including the saber tooth tiger, the mammoths and hairy rhinoceros of North America and Asia, the fossils of early man in Africa and the Neanderthals of Europe.

Hair twirling may appear in early childhood as a precursor to hair pulling, either with or without hair loss.

Harmand's paper raises questions about who the earliest stone tool makers were — was Kenyanthropus platyops found nearby in the same time range actually the precursor to Homo as its discoverers suggested?

Earth's climate was transitioning from greenhouse to icehouse, and the ancestors of modern reptiles and mammals (as well as the precursors of dinosaurs) had begun to emerge from earlier large amphibians.

Although dogs are not ancestors to cetaceans, they can be used as a model for precursors to early swimming mammals.

The new results point to sulfites and bisulfites as a new class of molecules — ones that were actually available on early Earth — that chemists can now test in the lab, to see whether they can synthesize from these molecules the precursors for life.

According to Prof. Holstein, the leading hypothesis assumes that they originated from organelles of similar construction and function in unicellular organisms that were absorbed as symbionts by early precursors of cnidarians.

A detailed comparison of gene expression signatures between ETP ALL tumors and and normal human hematopoietic progenitor cells revealed a somewhat surprising finding: ETP - ALL expression patterns were less consistent with early T - cell precursors, as might have been expected, but more similar to the expression profile of normal hematopoietic stem cells and granulocyte macrophage precursors.

We depict an early PrEn precursor cell defined by the V+S + phenotype in light yellow, expressing low levels of PrEn determinants such as Hex and Gata6.

In a study published earlier this year, the same Belmonte and Gage lab team demonstrated that a few ES cells in a culture dish tended to lose stemness and evolve into muscle cell precursors, most likely goaded by a muscle differentiation factor known as BMP.

17 / Jun / 2013 Although a family history of Alzheimer's disease is a primary risk factor for the devastating neurological disorder, mutations in only three genes — the amyloid precursor protein and presenilins 1 and 2 — have been established as causative for inherited, early - onset Alzheimer's, accounting for about half of such cases.

They had awarded «The Godfather» Best Picture two years earlier, but much of the precursor circuit (and all of the critics groups) largely ignored the sequel, opting instead for films such as «Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore» and «Chinatown,» among others.

The first act begins with this framing story leading into Pi's early life, all of which serves as a precursor to the bulk of the film that is covered by act two.

Earlier today, the final guild precursor was revealed, as the Writers Guild of America (or WGA) announced their nominees.

It's one of Joe Eszterhas's (Basic Instinct, Showgirls) early works, sort of a precursor to the increasingly steamier crime thrillers he would make throughout the 1990s, complete with sadomasochistic stabbings while tied up in bed, as well as one of his main themes surrounding a normally good and law - abiding person being seduced by the allure of someone accused of heinous and unsavory acts.

Tom Beasley argues that the Golden Globes do not deserve their position as a major awards ceremony and Oscars precursor... The film world briefly lit up with awards excitement earlier today with the announcement of the nominations for the 2018 Golden Globes.

Large bodies of research make clear that whether children successfully acquire literacy skills in the early grades of school correlates strongly with a half dozen «precursor» skills that are normally picked up between birth and age five, skills such as knowing the letters of the alphabet and their sounds, and being able to write those letters — and one's own name.

To conduct this study, we teamed up with Education First, a consulting firm founded by standards - reform veteran Jennifer Vranek, who a decade earlier had herself launched Achieve's American Diploma Project — which is often viewed as the precursor to the Common Core standards.

Because the precursor to the Million Cat Challenge was issued in late 2012 and again in early 2013, 2012 was chosen as the baseline year for shelters that joined the Challenge in the early days.

This line has been claimed as the oldest funicular, although in the absence of evidence that it ever used a counterweight, this is problematic and the line is best regarded as a precursor rather than an early example.

as a precursor — but Braben and Bell hadn't played this, or indeed many other early videogames.

As the sequel to early - PS2 game Frequency and the precursor to the recent Rock Band Blitz, Amplitude is the king of the multilane flight / rhythm genre.

Although only a few hours long (you'll probably finish your first, normal difficulty run - through in an evening, though obviously that's always just the precursor to weeks of iterative, repeat play for progressive rewards, as part of Destiny's now huge melting pot of content), it's easily the most precisely curated chunk of campaign Destiny has yet seen, eschewing the early game's narrative vagaries and reliance on multi-purpose, overworld spaces in favour of pacing, storytelling and set - pieces entirely worthy of a focused, single - player FPS.

It's also easy to look at the periscope viewer as one of the early precursors for current VR headsets.

Had it taken place, Hopps (who died in 2005) and Agee's show would have done so earlier and even more extensively, including artists both famous and obscure and from America's heartland as well as from its coasts, men and women, sculptors and painters, precursors and descendants.

Henry James has also been suggested as a significant precursor, in a work as early as The Portrait of a Lady (1881).

Selected from the artist's estate and public as well as private collections, this exhibition provides the first occasion to view Rothko's contribution to early American modernism as a precursor to his unprecedented transition into abstraction.

Early prints like «Death of an Ant» (1956), with its magnified subject twisted in what seems an almost human agony, served as precursors to works like «To Edgar Allan Poe» (1971), a haunting series of lithographs that evoke the romantic sturm und drang of a poet Mr. Oliveira admired deeply.

On the opposite wall, at the back, you will find a reproduction of Pearlstein's Superman (1952)-- a precursor of Pop, like American Eagle and Dollar Sign, which may have served as early sources of inspiration for Warhol.

Organized by guest curator Gregory Volk, Michelle Stuart, Theatre of Memory: Photographic Works consists of twelve recent large - scale works — including a major wall piece created specifically for this exhibition — as well as two important pieces from the early 1980s that can be seen as precursors to Stuart's later direction.

A jack - of - all - trades populist who carries a torch for the dovetailing of Surrealism, AbEx assemblage, and proto - Conceptualism that characterizes the work of such artists as Jonathan Borofsky and West Coast precursors Bruce Conner, Ed Kienholz, and the early Bruce Nauman, Hawkinson's presentation is a retrospective - like selection of 64 works from 1991 to the present that may gain him a reputation as one of the hardest - working artists around.

As a resident of lower Manhattan in the late 1970s she exhibited in early artist run spaces including Exit Art, 3 Mercer Street Store, (a precursor to Fashion Moda, Franklin Furnace, the Kitchen, Artists Space, The Clocktower and PS1 International Studio Program, and ABC No Rio.

While Davis's legacy remains that of a classic Early American Modernist, Graham and Gorky can be seen as precursors of two branches of Postmodernism: the figurative (Graham), which opened the door to the mythic and the literary in artists as different as Anselm Kiefer, Enzo Cucchi, and Jörg Immendorff, and the formal (Gorky), in which orthodox precepts are bent and subverted, as in the work of David Reed, Philip Taaffe, and Jonathan Lasker.

But the Frankenthaler exhibition should really be seen first, in deference to the influence of her early stain paintings: specifically, «Mountains and Sea,» hailed as a precursor to Color Field painting.

Anyone old enough to have witnessed the flame wars in the late 80s and early 90s, as AOL newbies flooded the newsgroups (a precursor to the blogs of today) and totally misunderstood the oldtimer's online culture, would appreciate that jumping to conclusions on what an email is really saying leads to a high rate of erroneous conclusions (and starts yet another flame war, but that's another millienium ago now).

As explained in far greater detail by Dr. Bill Long on his site than I could ever include here, one of the earliest American jurisprudence precursors to our modern ethical rules was a work by Professor David Hoffman of the University of Maryland.

For example, recent longitudinal data (Waller et al., 2016, 2017) have linked low fear, as a precursor, to CU traits in early development.

The study provides useful information for the identification of potential explanatory mechanisms and we interpret the findings in accordance with the attachment literature, which has consistently identified adverse experiences with early caregiving figures as precursors to later attachment difficulties (for reviews, see [13, 14]-RRB-.