Sentences with phrase «basic act»

Indeed, it turns out that the seemingly basic act of breathing is more complex than scientists have traditionally understood it to be.

In this most basic act, her paint is indeed a medium for a natural way of seeing.

Sometimes the seemingly basic act of repetition can be explosive.

Both use their real life experiences to provide a level of authenticity that transcends basic acting.

After reading this book, readers will be able to apply basic ACT interventions for common problems, and will know if they are interested in more in - depth training in ACT.

The works on exhibition appear to be a radical departure from Mathison's practice of casting iconic, utilitarian objects in concrete, ceramic and iron, then presenting them in a tableau that questions individual agency in basic acts of work.

President Donald Trump and congressional Republicans return to work this week facing enormous pressure to achieve major policy victories and carry out such basic acts of governance as providing disaster relief in the wake of Hurricane Harvey, avoiding a default on the nation's debt and keeping federal agencies open.

The acting students rose to the occasion, training my students in basic acting technique and pausing the performances to make corrections.

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«This is the most basic act of nurturing,» says Rep. Miguel De Grandy (R - Miami), who sponsored the bill.

In both the drawings and sculptures, the work explores and blurs the distinctions between two - and three - dimensional artwork while drawing attention back to the most basic act of art practice — drawing.

Thus the biblical and Augustinian concept of the heart, Kierkegaard's idea of subjectivity, Blondel's «action» and so forth indicate that there is a basic act of freedom which penetrates the whole of existence.

Moreover, we can trust our anthropomorphic language about God because our humanity, in the form of its perfection in the resurrected body of Jesus, is God's clearest thought about himself — or, if one prefers, God's most basic act.

The legislature finds that breast - feeding a baby is an important and basic act of nurture that must be encouraged in the interests of maternal and child health and family values.

But for those of us with less cash, the basic act of making breakfast at home will save you money.

The basic act of nourishing ourselves has become a complex task and we have turned the healing and preventative power of food against ourselves.

A basic act, which is surprisingly intimate.

-- The basic acts of publishing are printing and promotion.

This term loosely refers to a fairly recent trend of minimalist first - person videogames stripped down of complex gameplay mechanics in favor of decelerated movement and the basic act of seeing.

Alex's suit sways with every tilt of an analog stick or press of a trigger, occasionally obscuring the crucially - important map and oxygen meter, and making the basic act of moving an unpleasant chore.

Sometimes he challenges the basic act of seeing.

Starting with the gallery foyer and expanding up to the second floor, the exhibition immerses the viewer into a sensory journey in which basic acts such hearing and seeing become vessels for contemplation and introspection.

It takes as its subject the basic acts of looking and seeing, which are central to any experience of visual art.

He also derogatorily refers to the «souk - like atmosphere» surrounding fairs and auctions, which is blatant antipathy to the basic act of exchange; this can only be the sentiment of someone who doesn't create or partake — should artists not sell their works and collectors refrain from buying?

The penetration of the tyre by the heavily horned goat suggests powerful symbolism of the consummation of that marriage, becoming a rich image of the basic act of the creation of new life.

Instead, it advanced an alternative criterion: the degree of detail in the basic act.

As of today, there seems to be only one instance in which the EU legislator has no choice but to opt for Article 290 (delegated act) when it comes to conferring powers upon the Commission: this is when a basic act must be formally amended (e.g. an annex is revised).

Therefore, while in principle only a well - framed power may lead to the use of implementing powers, there may be some variables which are not foreseen in the basic act and whose determination by the non-legislative act do not require the adoption of a delegated act.

On the basis of a rather detailed analysis of the extent of delegation contained in the basic act (paras 41 - 51), the Court concluded that the choice made by the EU legislator to confer an implementing power on the Commission under Article 291 could be considered «reasonable for the purposes of ensuring uniform conditions for the implementation of that system within the European Union».

The Court also indicated that the existence of some discretion left by the basic act to the Commission does not automatically rule out the possibility to validly confer upon it implementing powers, provided that the following two conditions are met: the basic act requires uniform conditions for implementation and the non-legislative act will be limited to the addition of further details.

It comes close to the Court's assessment in the Biocides case of implementing measures which only provide «further details» to a basic act which requires uniform implementation.

Screen Mirroring: The basic act of duplicating your phone or tablet display on the television.