Sentences with phrase «modern conditions»

The problem of the given research has topical character in modern conditions.

In modern conditions, that return period dropped to about 110 years.

Instead of looking at the productions of the new media from the point of view of the older modes of production we must, on the contrary, analyze the products of the traditional «artistic» media from the standpoint of modern conditions of production.

Piperno and Winter devised a scheme to essentially travel back in time by comparing plants grown in modern conditions with plants grown in the early Holocene chamber.

Some studies show that ashwagandha is a promising natural remedy when it comes to battling modern conditions like adrenal fatigue and overstress.

They say that the Islamic state would be a theocratic state dominated by the Mullahs — the conservative religious leaders — and that the shari`a can not be enforced under modern conditions because the very attempt to enforce it would undermine the economic structure of the state based on modern finance and banking.

It is conceivable that, apart from such a reaffirmation, there is no possibility of a really civilized life on the global scale that modern conditions require.

The American literary critic, Robert Pogue Harrison, in his book, Forests: The Shadow of Civilisation, has made similar claims for the forest as an abiding element in human experience, even when transplanted into modern conditions:

«All life in societies where modern conditions of production prevail presents itself as an enormous accumulation of spectacles.

Meanwhile, Pederson said he sees an important difference between modern conditions and the brief 14th - and 15th - century periods of warm temperatures and low snowpack along the Columbia and Missouri river headwaters.

Since the 70's, government pushes for lowering cholesterol, lowering dietary fat, and eating only vegetable oils, have caused Americans to mistakenly believe that fat is the reason for many modern conditions such as heart disease.

Because of this, we have become more aware of what is causing modern conditions, and we strive to be able to diagnose and treat in the least invasive and curative way.

Under modern conditions potentially the most serious threat to many breeds, including the Bouvier, is the overuse of a limited number of stud dogs, often referred to as POPULAR SIRE SYNDROME.

By revisiting the natural developmental principals that all infants employ as they learn to walk, run and climb, Gray forces us the rethink motor learning, corrective exercise and modern conditioning practices

It becomes clear that the work of the 14 artists included here is a true representation of a distinctively modern condition.

This is not surprising, because the NASA GISS data consistently shows warmer modern conditions than any other agency.

Yet under modern conditions of weapons capability, even the acquisitive philosophy is incompatible with war, for in total war nobody can win.

This is a possibility in the abstract, but the present behavior of the climate system, the behavior of coupled atmosphere - ocean models in modern conditions, and the record of Holocene climate changes do not give any hint that such a thing occurs.

Since under modern conditions the actions of all people in key positions of power and influence are thus likely to be known almost immediately by nearly everyone, these people can not make decisions without reference to the reaction of the public.

«The modern condition of excess work, excess pressure, no sleep -; all this disruption -; we can't adapt well to it metabolically.

What we might say is that the modern condition of the person is of a soul longing for its recovery as soul, longing for an escape from the reductionism of person to mere self, to consciousness disoriented from reality.

The erosion of that common soil, that common culture, is the essence of our modern condition.

Until I read Carl's posts I had never quite seen how «middle - classness» and Tocqueville could offer insights into this exhaustion — posts that simultaneously provided clarity of insight, recovery of what is still good in this music, and a socio - political analysis of (post) modern conditions of democracy that points toward a credible explanation of what and why this music is so compelling, ridiculous, and worthy of mixed emotions (like love and contempt) in the first place.

If the modern condition, as D. H. Lawrence once described it, is «a great uprooted tree, with its roots in the air,» only big affirmations can replant us in the universe.

This is simply the modern condition; perhaps it is a blessing.

It would mean accepting the fact that a market economy and a democratic polity, with all their demonstrable flaws, constitute the best bet, at least under modern conditions, for a modicum of moral decency in society.

Without totally rejecting the accusations of Gnosticism, I must reiterate that on an intuitive level, it has never struck me as cutting to the core of the modern condition.

It lacks any directness of response, because modern science and modern conditions of life have taught us to meet occasions of apprehension by a critical analysis of their causes and conditions.

Perhaps our modern condition is best described as a low level gnawing discomfort like background static.

Chief among them was the received wisdom that the ancient currents, presumed to be similar to modern conditions, flowed away from Madagascar, not toward it.

The principles of infectious disease are the same as they have always been, but modern conditions, including life in proximity to pets and mammal - filled woods, are exposing us to new pathogen reservoirs and new modes of transmitting disease.

«As Earth continues to warm, it may be approaching a critical climate threshold beyond which rapid and potentially permanent — at least on a human time - scale — changes not anticipated by climate models tuned to modern conditions may occur,» the report says.

Only later, in the Middle Miocen epoch, did whales reach the modern condition of having no external vestigial hindlimbs.

Things have to be adapted to modern conditions.

Fructose (50 % of Sugar), Polyunsaturated Oils and Refined Carbohydrates look to be the major contributors to most of our modern conditions including obesity, diabetes, heart disease, dementia, cancer and a raft of other conditions.

As far back as his FOX sketch show, Ben Stiller's career as parodist has been based on a love - hate relationship with pop culture and with what passes for the modern condition.

- The Independent (UK) «A taut, nervy, confident thriller for the surveillance age from a writer with an uncanny sense of the anxieties and fears that define the modern condition.»

Quebec payday advance loans are a product of a new lending company NorthnLoans that suggests the most improved and modern conditions, services and lenders.

This modern condition, where the virtual and physical exist simultaneously and yet are at odds, was of particular significance to Rosenthal, who believed it crucial that the work explore «the now.»

Curated by Alexis Jakubowicz and Jean - Brice Moutout of the Parisian curation office NonPrintingCharacter, the group exhibition features a small selection of artists «working as a device for observing art tip over into an information system» designed to show that the modern condition of creativity and aestheticism is not one of movement but of piracy.

The modern condition and our relationship with the environment in the modern age is explored at Gallery Elena Shchukina by American artists Kimber Berry and Marie Thibeault with a sense of vibrant colour and measured skepticism, in an exhibition titled Neon Babylon that runs from April 21st to May 26th.

Sánchez - Calderón is best known for his large - scale art projects that involve architecture and address our modern condition.

His sculptures and installation tableaux pushed boundaries and made criticisms of contemporary society, touching upon race and gender relations, media, war commentary, and in general, a dissatisfaction with the modern condition.

IN «WHY SCULPTURE IS BORING» (1846), Charles Baudelaire seeks to diagnose the modern condition of the sculptural object.

His films often explore the modern condition, and his transformative installations create immersive cinematic experiences.