Sentences with word «mimetics»

Though the written interview format for this book is a little strange to read, it is one of the better summaries and explanations of mimetic theory and scapegoating.

Kierkegaard's book Christian Discourses, which receives very little scholarly attention, contains a psychological analysis which clearly anticipates Girard's theory of mimetic desire.

«Based also on studies in which we showed that APC - mimetic scaffolds also have superior potential to specifically enrich and expand rare T cell sub-populations from blood, we strongly believe that we created an effective platform technology that could facilitate more effective precision immunotherapies,» said Cheung.

The present pharmaceutical industry search for commercial calorie restriction mimetic drugs is heated and likely to expand in future years, moving out beyond CR metabolism and into anything else where some link can be demonstrated between gene, designer drug, and longevity in mice.

Under certain operating conditions, starch processed with Steam Infusion can act as a fat mimetic resulting in a creamier mouthfeel.

I wanted to write about some of the central biblical and theological truths that had rocked my world over the past decade, such as mimetic rivalry and scapegoating, or my growing conviction that God is not violent.

The medium's traditional associations with mimetic representation, the male gaze, and reproducibility are also challenged.

But HGS has agreements with pharmaceutical partners that allow them to use the gene in AIDS drug development, including a new deal with Praecis Pharmaceuticals Inc. of Cambridge, Massachusetts, to develop «peptide mimetic drugs,» says Haseltine.

The stops and starts of Iyer» sjazz - inflected music made mimetic sense for a museum through which the visitor moves between selective pauses.

As the title suggests, we are exploring the intergalactic backstory of franchise hero Han Solo, made famous over 40 years and four instalments by Harrison Ford and here played with mimetic precision by newcomer Alden Ehrenreich.

It is appreciated in various food processing industries for its essential macro - and micronutrients, its fat mimetic effects and its gel texture.

But if we look at Guston's abstractions done at about the same time as Carone's paintings in this exhibition, we see mark making and vestiges of mimetic images jostling for ascendancy.

This is the first post I've read of yours and anyone who talks about mimetic theory I'm going to check out.

I believe that is a «theory of everything» and that all people, no matter what field or profession they are in, can benefit from understanding mimetic rivalry and the scapegoating mechanism.

The key GluN2B CTD - centred event in excitotoxicity is proposed to involve its phosphorylation at Ser - 1303 by DAPK1, that is blocked by a neuroprotective cell - permeable peptide mimetic of the region.

The surface takes on a trompe l'oeil effect as a convincing reproduction of three - dimensional form on a surface, not unlike traditional mimetic painting — but in this case based on inventiveness rather than painterly virtuosity.

It's a tragic mimetic game of «my missile is bigger than your missile» — violent contagion with a prayer thrown in for good or God effect!

The following excerpt is from Girard's essay in a recent issue on «Eating Disorders and Mimetic Desire,» in which he contends that anorexia and bulimia are driven by a cultural obsession with being thin.

I believe that Jewish society gave Him that role in order to limit mimetic violence within their community.

So, Hongwei Duan and colleagues wanted to explore a nacre mimetic as the substrate for silver nanowires to develop a flexible resistive heater.

As per their name, incretin mimetics work by mimicking the action of incretins to stimulate the production of insulin.

Why is he High Mimetic?

The first wave of VR promised mind altering experiences, non-human perceptions, post-verbal languages and more; it underdelivered in part due to the lack of good mimetic interfaces, in part to the sickening disconnection between camera and body movements.

Dutch and Flemish painting of the seventeenth century, whether in still life or the incidental paraphernalia of domestic scenes, had achieved a high standard of mimetic accuracy in the rendition of material objects.

You suggest it can not be independent because artists can not avoid «mimetic impulses» and because of the way the brain «sorts visual information.»

Art historian Andrea Giunta writes for the exhibition, «Through his method of mimetic analysis, [Bryce] reproduces and renews the archive he has compiled around this system of representations that drew a triangle between Paris, New York and Buenos Aires.

Though her work of the 1960s and 1970s may appear to be simply mimetic exercises in proto - appropriation, Sturtevant is better understood as an artist who adopted style as her medium and took the art of her time as a loose «score» to be enacted.

Regarding three - dimensional painting: although examples of this approach are to be found in all four categories, its existence as a real world object along with whatever formal or metaphorical freight it carries tends to put much of it in the Hybrid Mimetic - Abstract category.

The Stylized Mimetic.

One shocking reason the Bible is unique is that it reveals mimetic rivalry and the scapegoat mechanism.

So far in this short series on why the Bible is unique among the spiritual writings of the world religions, we have seen that the Scriptures reveal human mimetic rivalry and the scapegoat mechanism, and that Jesus fulfills the Hebrew Scriptures (just as He fulfills other religious writings as well).

The utility of The Underside for our purposes, however, is that it lifts visibly to the surface the hidden mimetic force behind the social pathologies portrayed in other novels.

Here is a clear use of mimetic magic.

This outstanding combination of features makes the nacre - mimetic material a promising candidate for future applications, not only as a structural material, but also for gas storage applications and food packaging.

Polyproline, as a minimal antifreeze protein mimetic, protects cell monolayers from freeze damage.»

Kozikowski, A. P.; Gaisina, I. N.; Yuan, H.; Petukhov, P. A.; Blond, S. Y.; Fedolak, A.; Caldarone, B.; McGonigle, P. Structure - based design leads to the identification of lithium mimetics that block mania - like effects in rodents.

Tightly anchored tissue - mimetic matrices as instructive stem cell microenvironments.

The design, structures and therapeutic potential of protein epitope mimetics.

Each artist's approach presents a challenge to the orthodoxy of beauty and mimetic precision in creative production, mediated through humor, fantasy, and the grotesque.

And mimetic pressure is not the law or the profession's way of doing things; it's looking around at what other organizations are doing.

Using an almost mimetic reproduction of old photographs, the artist recreates herself as her brother, her father, her mother and even a version of herself when she was 17 years old.

In the first, he will discuss the development of his work in terms of figuration, not simply traditional mimetic depiction (as opposed to abstraction), but rather a representational complex that can function as a rhetorical platform, an allegorical modality or even as an investigation of social formations.