Sentences with word «fragmentary»

If you're wondering when the version 1.01 patch happened, it was just a few days after the launch in Japan to fix the color of Ventus» eyes from blue to yellow in Fragmentary Passage's opening.

His most famous works, Histories and Annals, exist in fragmentary form, though many of his earlier writings were lost to time.

By Edward Nawotka In today's thoughtful editorial by Franz Wisner, he argues that the immediate, fragmentary nature of most writing on the Internet and social media needs to be complemented by full - length narrative — one constructed over time and after much reflection and deliberation.

At best, these other truths can only be regarded as fragmentary versions of it in some way or another.

It is the state of this single complex system, which provides the planetary life support system for humanity, that the PB framework is concerned with, not with fragmentary bits of it in isolation.

Together these studies highlight the important lessons about growth and development among our earliest and even fairly recent extinct relatives that are available from often fragmentary fossil remains.

Coelacanths are believed to have arisen during the Devonian Period (about 419.2 ± 3.2 million years ago), however only five species of reconstructable Devonian coelacanths have previously been described, in addition to a number of very fragmentary remains.

KINGDOM HEARTS 0.2 Birth by Sleep ~ A Fragmentary Passage ~ doesn't feature Abilities in the traditional sense that other games have in the past, but Aqua does have a few additional maneuvers at her disposal to aid in her endeavors in the Dark World.

Likely human relatives predating, Ardi — Sahelanthropus tchadensis, Orrorin tugensis, and Ardipithecus kadabba — are known only from fragmentary remains; all probably walked upright.

Even when we sense the tragic and fragmentary character of our acts, we are likely to place them outside the framework of history.

Equally accomplished as an architect and draftsman as a sculptor, Fonseca recombined fragmentary forms, seemingly unearthed from the classical past, in imaginary, Swiftian worlds.

Similarly, loss in the temporal world is the result of the very fragmentary way in which past occasions are reenacted in the present.

Other contemporary pieces in the exhibition depicted deceased bodies in more fragmentary ways — including photograms made from cremated remains and photographs that revealed swatches of bedding, carpet, and upholstery marked by bodies that passed away on those surfaces.

Many of the works involve superimposing objects with fragmentary narratives, reflecting the supreme importance of language as a medium in Penalva's varied and meticulously - crafted body of work.

Her series «reShooting Diana,» taken with a toy camera, presents fragmentary images whose blurred edges hint at the unreliability of the realist photograph.

In his early Joke paintings, the artist experimented with layering pilfered cartoon illustrations and their pun - riddled, Freudian punchlines on canvas with a silkscreen while also inviting incidents of chance, dripping and other fragmentary evidence of his hand.

The Waste Land is almost impossibly fragmentary at times, flitting between voices and classical references to destabilize the reader.

But he cautions that the fossils are still too fragmentary to be certain that the more complex feathery structures actually correspond to those found later in birds.

After four years of searching, he uncovered a skullcap with a simian - like brow ridge and a large brain case, along with other fragmentary fossils, buried near the Solo River on the Indonesian island of Java.

Assist disease control by providing up - to - date geographical information about known and newly - emerging forms of drug resistance, by examining genetic variation in the context of how whole pathogen genomes are evolving rather than as fragmentary information about individual genetic changes or polymorphisms.

Artist Statement Geoffrey Owen Miller explores the spectacle of light, color and materiality through fragmentary parts in his sculptures, paintings and works on paper.

After the major survey exhibition held at Schaulager in 2007, the new show presents objects, installations, drawings, and replicas of objects from the domestic sphere such as washbasins, fireplaces, and drains, as well as fragmentary body parts bearing psychological, political, and religious connotations.

Like the paintings, the drawings favor absurd fragmentary figures that inhabit an indeterminate time.

Some historians have speculated that climate must have played a role for such sweeping political changes to have happened simultaneously; fragmentary accounts suggest that dry periods may have been punctuated with devastating floods.

The following, very fragmentary reflections are an attempt to make a small contribution towards alleviating these worries.

After a trip marked by fragmentary dreaminess, these wayward figures converge at Rose's remote home on the range, where gunfire, however inevitable, erupts in unexpected blasts, felling the noble and the wicked alike.

Sutphin writes that «Brock cannibalizes old endeavors (his canvases) and sands away layers leaving disjointed fragmentary bits of the paintings former self, revealing a kind of hollowed out other.

What Stone does give us are fragmentary glimpses of the 60s revolution insofar as they are linkable to the career of The Doors, and particularly to that of Jim Morrison.

Anecdotal accounts and the available fragmentary data suggest the cause of that enthusiasm.

Other works present fragmentary messages, including the End of Abundance by Karen Heagle and What Visions Burn by Ezra Johnson.

His greatness as a man lies not only in that he was able, more or less, to keep several different persons together in difficult times under the banner of «Thomas Merton,» but that he provides an enduring witness to all of us much less gifted seekers who have to shore up our own fragmentary lives in quest for the «hidden wholeness.»

Although I could see the attraction in terms of how to deal with architectural space and sweeping gestures that would bring fragmentary objects together as one coherent pictorial unity, I'm curious what other impulse is behind it?

In addition to the artist's more refined, contemplative paintings, the exhibition devotes a space to his smaller - scale, sometimes fragmentary drawings.

Balancing a multiplicity of material and formal components, McDermott's work invokes the experience of order among fragmentary elements.

Burckhardt's 2011 installation «157 Elements of a Painting» attempted to deconstruct notions of painting with 157 bold, colorful images that contained quasi-recognizable forms with fragmentary motifs and painterly elements.

Since the 1990s Nashashibi's films have captured the everyday — a jumble sale, New York cops hanging around the precinct house, life in Gaza, gay cruising on Hampstead Heath, the recreation of a street scene described in a Pier Paulo Pasolini novel — weaving the material into complex, fragmentary visual narratives that take a lot of unpacking.

series, also sourced from the NASA website, Ruff has transformed the raw black and white fragmentary representations of the planet Mars with interjections of saturated color, such as the blood - red atmospheric haze of ma.r.s.

Like all of her work from the past fifteen years, this installation speaks to the contemporary idea of photography as a translation of subjects and memories into fragmentary compressions.

The continued presence of evil, both in man and in the natural order, testifies to the very fragmentary realization of creaturely faith in God.

My poster - child for fragmentary thinking is this article: The end of stock market crashes?

Where Brown's canvases revel in the visceral immediacy of paint, her drawings offer fragmentary motifs that build upon and undo each other.

«Systemics # 4 undermines any neat historicizing of such fragmentary moments by using the archive as an apparatus to both engage the original works and ponder the future of artistic practice itself... Like the rest of the exhibition, these works highlight the curators» acute understanding that the new report published to accompany Systemics # 4 inevitably presents only a partial account of an experimental project for future art historians seeking to reengage with the past.»

Within such a context Bonhoeffer's fragmentary thoughts on the internal life of the church, the «discipline of the secret,» and the connection he made between prayer and righteous action are particularly relevant.

From his earliest works, Brooklyn - based artist Marc Swanson has made his topic the construction of self as an incomplete and always fragmentary project.