Sentences with phrase «central element»

The exhibition New Gravity / Interesting Thing includes video and performance works that address, in diverse ways, gender and sexuality as central elements of broader social issues.

The two central elements in scientific activity are observation and reason.

It becomes groundbreaking in its exploration of a new art movement in which artists engage with water as central element.

That's sort of what, perhaps the most central elements to the success.

Why are mindfulness and acceptance central elements for therapeutic change?

Other central elements included:

They do not regard missions — understood as reaching the unreached — as «old style» but as the unchanged central element in the mission of the church.

The equal dignity of all human beings, the freedom of the act of faith as the root of all the other civil freedoms, -LSB-...] are likewise central elements of the Christian Revelation that continue to model the European Civilisation.

The basic central elements in the making of the counter-culture and the germ of the future society are the forces released by the self - awakening and the struggle for self - identity and justice of the traditionally oppressed peoples of India.

The Turbo had a different grille from the naturally aspirated models, which received a design with a hexagonal central element.

They aim to do this by ``... shifting the game to be a broader experience that allows for more variety and player agency, leaning into the capabilities of our Frostbite engine and re-imagining central elements of the game to give players a Star Wars adventure of greater depth and breadth to explore.»

Importantly, we are shifting the game to be a broader experience that allows for more variety and player agency, leaning into the capabilities of our Frostbite engine and reimagining central elements of the game to give players a Star Wars adventure of greater depth and breadth to explore.»

Fitzpatrick begins each collage by drawing or painting central elements and then incorporating various found materials.

Those familiar with the iconic New Orleans novel will recognize central elements from the narrative in this installation.

Whiteread's dedication to drawing began early in her career, in 1992 - 1993, during a pivotal artist's residency in Berlin in which she developed central elements of her sculpture and drawing practice.

The project is not an attempt to illustrate the text; it is rather a personal translation of Dante into a visual language where central elements and symbols from Jonas» visual vocabulary (mirrors, masks, dogs, cones etc.) enter into and shape their own narrative in the light of the artist's overall oeuvre.

While Bischoff is perhaps best known for his figurative painting of the 1950s and 1960s, the paintings in this exhibition show a commitment to gesture, color and form that are not only central elements of his figurative works, but also in his later abstractions of the 1970s and 1980s.

Knoebel also worked in projection as a medium, though throughout these explorations he maintained his focus on the square and the grid as central elements.

The cypress tree, which is among the most ancient trees of the Mediterranean region, and is one of the classic symbols of the area's various cultures, is the most central element in Rovner's new works.

Hackers have discovered that one of the most central elements of online security — the mobile phone number — is also one of the easiest to steal.

The work's central elements include a multimedia installation, performed readings, and live dialogues.

Small class sizes that allow for personalized learning are a central element of Gustavson's appeal, along with a program that the university describes as «international at heart» — global business content is worked into the curriculum and there's a variety of international exchange possibilities.

These include the company's soybean and cottonseed businesses as well as its glufosinate weedkiller, which is a direct competitor to Roundup, a central element of Monsanto's business.

For example, a central element of Xi's rule has been his intense crackdown on corruption.

This relative immunity to the draw of short - termism is, we believe, a central element of family firm governance, and also a key to their excellent performance over time.

According to the Calgary Herald, a leaked government document indicates that central elements of the government's recent climate change decisions will have a serious negative impact on «the competitiveness of oil and gas facilities in Alberta.»

The imperial cult, the worship of the emperors, is one of the central elements in the ideology of the emperor and is a good place to start (though it is not, as is so often the case, the place to end).

One of the central elements of the Mosaic Law was the Sabbath.

Among the pro-capitalist currents of the post-war, the neo-liberal school has always integrated as a central element one of the most virulent forms of anti-communism.

The central element of the resurrection — Jesus of Nazareth's triumph over death — does not qualify as Christian Myth for the simple reason that we claim it is true.

Divorce would not exist if mutual submission was the central element of every marriage.

The central element in the Christ figure is vicarious suffering.

Christianity «has four central elements:» 1) The Afterlife: Heaven is the reason for being Christian.

The heaven - and - hell framework has four central elements: the afterlife, sin and forgiveness, Jesus's dying for our sins, and believing.

One Anglo - Catholic theologian, J. E. Fison, uses Buber's philosophy as the central element in his plea for a greater emphasis on the blessing of the Holy Spirit.

True, that Gospel somewhat obscured the message, by substituting a theological idea — the person of Christ, conceived as the secret, mysterious «Son of Man» — for the primary and central element in Jesus» own teaching, with consequences that ran on for five or six centuries in the christological controversies and survive to this day.

Although, as we have just observed, he thought of Jesus» life as the central element in a drama of cosmic scope and ineffable significance, that conception involved for Paul no qualification of Jesus» humanity.

That connection might be superficially described by the statement that the story used history, that is, it absorbed the historical career of Jesus as its central element.

Where Massing differs is in his undoubtedly correct emphasis on treatment as the central element in any new drug policy.

10 The central element in this system is the public sphere, which contains the press, the political parties, and the other political institutions which, together, operate in a democratic fashion to set the terms of cooperation between the private sector, including business, and the state.