Sentences with phrase «by etcetera»

The Desire of Error in Revolutionary Times Curated by Etcetera (Federico Zukerfeld & Loreto Garin Guzman), with Franco «Bifo» Berardi www.cittadellarte.it/unidee/activity.html?id=86 What happens after the end?

We follow these developments primarily through the viewpoints of a young woman, born a zotta, who calls herself Iceweasel; a young man with so many names he goes by Etcetera; his friend, Seth; and Limpopo, who is one of the architects of a particularly successful approach to Walkaway.

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Toyota has launched its worldwide «Start Your Impossible» Olympics campaign in the Netherlands, with an emotional spot by Amsterdam advertising agency Etcetera.

A campaign made by Amsterdam creative agency Etcetera,...

As with other fields of sociological research the question has been asked if there is good enough reason to treat socioreligious phenomena separately instead of handling them in the traditional disciplines (theology, philosophy, anthropology, etcetera).30 Yet, as against such doubts, the work done by modern scholarship has proved the right to an independent existence of «sociology of religion.»

There will be regulations concerning the relationships between the community and the numen and between the various members (permanent and transitory relations), regulations that specify how the community is to be governed, the norms by which it is to exist, the representation of those ruled, discipline (admission and expulsion), material contributions, etcetera.

We observe a similar development in the artistic portrayal, the gradual evolution of a canonical type, which always showed a differentiation effected by relative a priori as to race, epoch, country, etcetera.

«The cargo they're moving in these barges and various smaller vessels include home heating oil, gasoline, petroleum products that are used in the valley itself, salt, sand, aggregates, construction materials, etcetera, the majority of which is for use by people that live in the Hudson Valley itself.»

This proved to be only a 3 billion dollar deficit federally, and he closed it by raising taxes in part, by extending the surcharge, etcetera.

Image courtesy of iStockphoto / digitalskillet Whether or not you will live past 70 depends on a seemingly infinite number of small variables: genes, lifestyle, whether or not you are hit by a bus, etcetera.

Materials • Two tea candles • Matches or a lighter to light the candles — along with adult assistance or supervision for doing so • CD jewel case with one glossy, transparent surface • Dark surface (you can create one by laying a black T - shirt flat on a table) • Identical household items (paper clips, etcetera) in pairs (optional)

This period in evolution also saw the birth of modern health problems — heart disease, osteoporosis, etcetera — as evidenced by Egyptian mummies.

Unfortunately I love yoga pants because they are not tight and flow but am not sure where it is alright to wear them, I love them around the house and out in the back yard when walking the trails left by the deer etcetera..

We are back, and today, it's part two in our article of the most common six ways in which guys like you are losing their crush by bad texting, over calling, etcetera, etcetera.

There are also lots of destructive lessons being taught to the teens, by self - deluding twenty - etceteras.

Elle France's Oscar entry, directed by notorious provocateur Paul Verhoeven (Basic Instinct, Showgirls, Turkish Delight, Black Book, etcetera) features screen icon Isabelle Huppert in arguably the crowning role of her inimitable career as a video game designer chillingly obsessed with uncovering the identity of her rapist.

Special Honorees: The legendary James Ivory (Call Me By Your Name's screenplay, Howard's End, Maurice, Room With a View etcetera) Director Dee Rees (Mudbound) Composer Nicholas Britell (Battle of the Sexes, Moonlight) with an orchestral concert of his work!

And then parallel to all of that, there are decades of underfunding, so they live in a context with a housing crisis, they live in a context with... research shows between 50 to 72 per cent food insecurity where that's measured by them skipping meals or missing meals etcetera.»

Start by gradually making your puppy accustomed to combs, brushes, scissors etcetera.

Do not reward barking, whining etcetera by giving your dog attention.

COLLAGE ETCETERA, Two Man Show, PSPS Leslie - Lohman Museum of Gay and Lesbian Art, Curated by Charles Leslie, NYC

Tony Oursler's exhibition agentic iced etcetera at the PinchukArtCentre in Kyiv, Ukraine is the first major solo exhibition by the...

Mass is a site specific installation project by Carson Davis Brown about creating visual disruptions in places of mass (to date: big - box stores, super-centers, etcetera.).

Tony Oursler's exhibition agentic iced etcetera at the PinchukArtCentre in Kiev, Ukraine, is the first major solo exhibition by the artist in Eastern Europe.

Tony Oursler: agentic iced etcetera features specially produced new works — including a Ukrainian speaking installation — as well as some of the most iconic pieces by the artist.

Tony Oursler's exhibition agentic iced etcetera at the PinchukArtCentre in Kyiv, Ukraine is the first major solo exhibition by the artist in Eastern Europe.

She also emphasises the importance of artificial light (neon tubing etcetera) as it is the antithesis of natural light in that it is contained energy; a form of light that can be much more easily manipulated by the artist as with Bruce Nauman's Green Light Corridor of 1970.

Recent curatorial highlights include En Mas»: Carnival and Performance Art of the Caribbean, an Emily Hall Tremaine Exhibition Award - winning traveling curatorial project (2014 - present); Up Hill Down Hall, a BMW Tate Live commission for Tate Modern's Turbine Hall (2014); Tide by Side, the opening ceremony of Faena Art's Miami Beach district (2016) and etcetera: a civic ritual for Printemps de Septembre in Toulouse (2017).

A framing of these individual events is needed, and a top - down scenario approach is well capable of providing this framework, certainly when complemented by scenarios of other drivers than climate, such as population, water requirements, land use etcetera.

Then there is conflicting empirical evidence, e.g. CO2 was rising before emissions were, the amount of CO2 released by subterraneous volcanoes is problematic, CO2 levels fluctuated long before human emissions were a factor, etcetera.

Of course, even without the sort of direct benefit Trust Power are talking about the neighbouring people may benifit indirectly, for example by the community funding that most wind power developers set up, or from contracting or employment etcetera, but there has not generally been a good balance of financial advantage in the immediate vicinity of a wind farm.

Well, yes Robert if «all of the O3 is destroyed by UV «photolysis» (whatever that may be) every few minutes, leading to the formation of free O atoms, — etcetera», — then it seems reasonable, for me to assume that UV radiation is responsible for the making as well as for the breaking of the «ozone hole»

Verytallguy, Many scientists (and that includes engineers and geologists etcetera) in the private sector are professionals; not part of executive management and are much less directly driven by profit.

However, in practice, in the field of mainstream «climate science» a great deal of junk is generated secure in the knowledge of protection from rebuttal by the consensus academia and consensus journal industry etcetera.

Novices have a week of initial training covering basics like «here's how HR works and these are the computer systems, etcetera,» and some practice - specific sessions on «advocacy and the life cycle of litigation, plus a writing workshop run by an external coach.»

Bylaws: Rules and regulations adopted by corporations, associations, benefit societies, etcetera, to govern their ongoing activities.

Minutes: A recording of what takes place during a trial, made by the court clerk, or the record of proceedings of a grand jury, etcetera.

The making of laws by a legislative body, such as the senate, the house of representatives, the various state and municipal bodies, parliaments, etcetera.