Sentences with word «multidimensionality»

If it is true, as Oates asserts that «[n] ot the shimmering multidimensionality of modernism but the two - dimensionality of cartoon art is at the heart of the work of O'Connor,» with her «unshakable absolutist faith» which nevertheless left room for the uncharity of racism, why would anyone be persuaded to read her?

Multidimensionality makes Condorcet cycles possible.

The ground floor contains important sculptural statements from the last century by Anish Kapoor — At the Edge of the World II (1998) floats above head height, receding seemingly impossibly into space and time — and Richard Deacon, who presents his own takes on materiality and multidimensionality through a twisted plywood Möbius - like form, Turning a Blind Eye (1984), and the stainless steel, wall - based Infinity series.

The classic and career defining works include Dan Graham's largest - ever pavilion Showing off the Body from 2016, Ai Weiwei's 50 - metre long wallpaper installation Odyssey from 2016, Anish Kapoor's At the Edge of the World II from 1998, Richard Deacon's take on materiality and multidimensionality Turning a Blind Eye from 1984, and Marina Abramović's films Freeing the Mind, Freeing the Body, Freeing the Voice from 1975, among others.

Generally, relying on an EFA measurement model is usually a prerequisite to examine construct - relevant multidimensionality (Morin et al., 2016a, cited in Howard, et al., 2016).

Literalism diverts attention from, as well as flattening out, the symbolic depth and multidimensionality of the biblical texts.

Loosing sight of the multidimensionality of mission easily lead to the replacement of the very term «mission» with other terms such as «justice.»

[30] The multidimensionality of mission is a problem to missiology in regard to its place in the theological education system.

The multidimensionality of mission not only confuses theological academia, but also hinders the discipline of mission study from finding its proper place.

Building customized chromatin for molecular studies remains a challenge because of its multidimensionality.

This due to the relationship of these elements in the timbre space, manifesting so, too, its multidimensionality.

The Multidimensionality of School Engagement and Math Achievement among Racial Groups,» Professional School Counseling (2008) 11 (4), 218 - 228.

Secondly, the multidimensionality of the game will allow the player immersing in the gameplay and destroying the «fourth wall», i.e. closing the gap between the real world and the world of the game.

So I was super fascinated by that, and by the multidimensionality of Richter's paintings — they're like super string theory, with so many dimensions at the same time.

The multidimensionality of this collection softens the portrayal of the young gang leader, wrestling with common stereotypes of black inner - city youth.

This multidimensionality is what ultimately makes his work rich, allowing it to transcend the limitations of a single particular genre or market niche.

* 14.12.13 (the date of the one - day show) represents a chronological disorder and an opening toward the multidimensionality of time.

All this multidimensionality and complexity of the real science of climate impacts was really inconvenient for activists who, understandably, were trying to get governments to stop dawdling.

Currently, the multidimensionality of the problem is being given very little attention by international research communities.

The findings provide additional support for the meaningfulness of the life satisfaction construct with children as well as the multidimensionality of children's subjective well - being.

A multimethod investigation of the multidimensionality of children's well - being reports: Discriminant validity of life satisfaction and self - esteem

The multidimensionality of the CWFB can also be revealed by the independent relationship between WFC and WFE (r =.03, p >.05), which indicates that an increase in WFE does not mean a decrease in WFC; in other words, these two dimensions can coexist within a given individual, as previous findings suggest (Voydanoff 2004, 2005).