Sentences with phrase «complex social energies»

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The problem is the much more complex one of relating religious language to empirical categories, to bodily feelings, and to concrete social energies and relations.

Using visual puns, large - scale participatory projects, and viral social pranks, Horowitz creates environments of high energy that lift the most mundane to the status of grand event in complex interplays between subject, viewer, and participant.

«Proof: Francisco Goya, Sergei Eisenstein, Robert Longo combines the work of three artists across two continents and four centuries, offering insight into the creative energy and artistic innovation with which they reimagined the complex social, cultural, and political issues of their... Read More

By now it should be apparent that EVs represent a complex and challenging (but it the face of the poor alternatives of liquid fuels, probably necessary) solution to our energy - climate crisis, with lots of institutional, technological and social considerations.

The EOLSS contains a vast body of integrated knowledge dedicated to the health, maintenance, and future of the web of life on planet Earth, focusing on the complex connections among all the myriad aspects from natural and social sciences through water, energy, land, food, agriculture, environment, biodiversity, health, education, culture, engineering and technology, management, and development to environmental security!

But it said that meeting that target is a complex social challenge, that energy is important to the global quality of life, and that the issues should not be tackled in court.

«We've recently inaugurated a new solar array which is powering our Adult Care Center and Social Services complex, we're embarking on an energy - efficient retrofit of our Government Center's heating, ventilation and lighting systems, and we're working with all our municipalities to constantly find ways to save both money and the climate.

The creation of the consumer economy — a complex, interconnected system of institutions, goals, rewards, and punishments — was one of the great social projects of the twentieth century, when energy was cheaply abundant and two of our chief economic problems were overproduction and unemployment.