Sentences with phrase «new lexicon»

The car was unveiled at the 2018 Geneva motor show and we can now see that the styling is compatible with E-Pace and F - Pace, but with an added electric twist - and there's electrical wizardry aplenty under the bonnet to decimate your fuel bills and a whole new lexicon of Jag driving dynamics.

Inside Out has also given us an entirely new lexicon for talking about how we process emotions (and memories) in our family.

It took a trip to Charleston, South Carolina to learn a whole new lexicon when it comes to houses.

It's «Love at First Bite» For Typing of the Dead: OVERKILL Players as New Lexicon Packs Arrive Roses are red, violets are blue, mutants are ugly, so what do we do?

2013 Group Exhibition, Toplin Project Space, Brixton, London (Artist and Curator) 2011 Neon Vinyl, Plus Arts Projects, London Newcastle Project Space British Talent Punch Parlour, The Future Gallery, London New Lexicons of Dark, Hoxton Gallery, London 2010 New Era XC touring exhibition: New Era XC, CircleCulture Gallery, Berlin, New Era XC, Spazi Originale, Milan New Era XC, Angels, C. Barcelona New Era XC, Espace Vertbois, Paris New Era XC, Dray Walk Gallery, London Satellite, Café Bar.

One of the issues that came up is whether the new lexicon of entrepreneurial ideas — Customer Development, Business Model Design, Lean, Lean LaunchPad class, etc. — replace all the tools and classes that are currently being taught in entrepreneurship curriculums and business schools.

The mainstream media falls in line by developing a new lexicon of gender - neutral nouns and pronouns to label adequately the whole range of the gender - dissatisfied — from the merely questioning, through the transitional, to those who have had a sex change operation (or «gender reassignment»).

Thinking back to when I was in high school and college, during the height of «correcting speech for politics» — hard to believe is was So Long Ago tm — the effort to change how we used language was meant to indirectly change how we viewed others by enforcing a new lexicon.

«I have been at pains at very places to make a critical distinction that the new lexicon, dumsor does not reflect.

Within this new lexicon he's created, to be physically alive and energized is the noblest remedy to philosophical stagnancy.

Polarization has become the norm and a new lexicon has emerged that is both confounding and offensive to many education professionals.

The artist pioneered a new lexicon for sculpture - making that still holds currency.

By speculating on worlds and life elsewhere, Maheke's new exhibition at Chisenhale Gallery becomes a public site to re-articulate and reinvent forms of relationality and representation, as much as a device for developing a new lexicon for thinking about identities outside of identity politics.

University of Lincoln, Small Research Grant to Dr C George: Women working in sculpture from 1960 to the present day - towards a new lexicon, 1 June 2016 - 1 December 2017 - # 2,500

Seeking a greater fidelity to the native aesthetic, El - Salahi's artistic syncretism was a foundation of the Khartoum School, giving rise to a new lexicon of organically - inflected abstraction.

Creator of a new lexicon called «Dis Installation Art,» she uses paint, canvas, wallpaper, industrial and DIY materials as well as photography, collage, and digital processing to make works of visual complexity.

In the late 1970s, a decade after Guston returned to figuration, having refined his new lexicon, Sidney Felsen, cofounder of Gemini G.E.L., a printmaking workshop in Los Angeles, approached Guston about creating a new series of prints.

What's most concerning about this precedent, however, is how Wall turned the ICA on its head, introducing a new lexicon into the legislative test.

To this, add a new lexicon (terms «work breakdown structure») and concepts such as Agile and Lean, and you can expect to face reluctance among lawyers who are suddenly being asked to embrace LPM.

Since then, the crypto community has strongly embraced the new lexicon.