Sentences with phrase «of resuscitating»

This alternative to standard artistic distribution channels distanced from the gallery / museum system appealed to fellow artists, including those associated with Fluxus and Japanese Gutai, who were searching for new ways of resuscitating art by integrating it with everyday activities.

The struggle is no longer one of resuscitating the New York School's «heroic» address to blank canvas and all that its emptiness might symbolize, but of painting improvisationally without falling into pastiche, nostalgia or academicism.

Less effective as a portrait of Allende than it is as a commentary on the documentary medium itself - art as a means of resuscitating history.

1 The distribution fee covers the expense of resuscitating mice from the cryo - archive; you will receive the resulting litter.

Still, she has hopes of resuscitating her career.

When Citi News visited the Accident and Emergency Unit of the Mankessim Mercy Women's Catholic Hospital where the injured had been sent, the nurses indicated they were still in the process of resuscitating them.

Sadly, the prospect of resuscitating the public sphere does not seem likely at a time when, rather than engaging in critical debate, the majority of 99 % is engaged in a daily battle for economic survival.

One of the fans who mobbed the floor afterward carried a sign that read turnaround tom, referring to Penders's record of resuscitating programs at Rhode Island, Texas, George Washington and now Houston.

One fund manger, who declined to be named, went as far as questioning whether John Durkan was capable of resuscitating the supermarket giant's performance, highlighting the enormous pressure on the executive in charge of Wesfarmers» biggest money spinner.

Ephraim Radner's review of Brad Gregory's Unintended Reformation wrongly accuses him of resuscitating a tired nineteenth - century Catholic antimodern narrative and offers as criticism the resuscitation of a tired nineteenth - century liberal - progressive narrative thinly disguised as an appeal to Christian charity.

Bethesda's double whammy of resuscitated id Software IPs, Doom and Wolfenstein 2: The New Colossus, are coming to Switch.

Not exact matches

«Do not resuscitate» or «do not intubate» orders may already be included on a POLST, but redundancy in the form of this document is important.

So, too, have its recent attempts at recovery, which are not only more inspiring but also provide valuable lessons even for those of us who are not trying to resuscitate an entire metropolitan area.

While states technically can not go bankrupt, the assumption is that the federal government would step in to resuscitate them should they default on all of their debts.

He has turned around the business of Renault and resuscitated Nissan from near bankruptcy to profits.

Another extremely popular series, Netflix's (NFLX) Making a Murderer, has even resulted in campaigns to resuscitate the appellate options of that show's central figure, convicted killer Steven Avery.

The Fed expanded its balance sheet in an effort to resuscitate an economy on the brink of collapse during the crisis.

Yet compared to the thousands of parents, siblings, and spouses who have lost family members or friends, we were fortunate in that our son managed to cheat death twice by being resuscitated from overdose.

But if consumers continue to feel a pinch on their pocketbooks in an era of rising deductibles, all the transparency in the world may not resuscitate the sector's reputation, fair or not.

Nokia's OZO VR cameras made their debut around 2015 at a time when Nokia looked like it had all but given up on hardware, after seeing its mobile phone business — once the biggest in the world — get decimated by the rise of Android and the iPhone and eventually sold off to Microsoft (which continued to wind it down after also failing to resuscitate it).

The parent company also said that while it will not resuscitate the C$ 3.6 billion merger plan, it will implement a two - year program to improve the performance of Fletcher Challenge Canada, with a view to exiting the paper business.

Since the bulk of the United States» coking coal is sold to other countries, tariffs on foreign steel would shrink the international market for coal and may break Trump's promise to resuscitate the US coal industry.

By Doug Stephens In 2011, in what has now become retail folklore, Ron Johnson, one of the brains behind the Apple Store, was hired to resuscitate the American department store chain JCPenney.

The latest developments are part of an attempt to resuscitate a flailing global e-commerce business that was once a darling of the technology investment community.

That's a slim reserve ratio of 1.18 percent in a banking system that required $ 16 trillion of secret Federal Reserve loans to resuscitate itself from 2007 to 2010.

It provides information and direction on planning items like Living Wills, Health Care Power of Attorney documents and Ohio's Do - Not - Resuscitate Law.

Lasch spent much of his career resuscitating the legacy of a specifically American populism, which he thought was tarnished by a false association with rabble rousing and reactionary politics.

In terms of possible physiological triggers, life - endangering events such as falling and a sudden drop of oxygen to the brain are thought to be potential causes - something which would correlate with a previous study which found that 1 in 5 people who'd suffered a heart attack and were resuscitated had reported a near - death experience.

We called Leon Kass, the former chairman of the President's Council on Bioethics, who said that the doctors should resuscitate him but not intubate.

In May 2007 Newsweek Healthcarried an article stating that heart cells can remain alive for several hours even without oxygen, and that it is the sudden resumption of the oxygen supply, as attempts are made to resuscitate the individual in hospital, that causes apoptosis, killing the cells and causing death.

In England recently, «do not resuscitate» orders were routinely and illegally placed in thousands of patient files without their consent, resulting in untold premature deaths.

They are dead, for whatever period of time... you know... like when your heart stops and they have to resuscitate you?

After only the briefest interval — so Mark implies all along — ; his followers were convinced that he had risen from the dead — not as one more resuscitated Israelite, like the daughter of Jairus, nor as a saint who had entered glory, like Moses or Elijah, but as no one less than the transcendent, heavenly Messiah, the «Son of Man» who was to come on the clouds of heaven and hold the last judgment upon all mankind.

Again, the physical Resurrection (meaning a resuscitated corpse returning to life), Ascension (of Jesus» crucified corpse), and Assumption (Mary's corpse) into heaven did not take place.

Schleiermacher was the first theologian after Bayle to resuscitate the doctrine of original sin without reliance on the myth of Adam.

(Since Jesus was presumably clothed when he appeared to Mary outside of the tomb, this vision, too, precluded the possibility that Jesus had simply walked forth from the tomb as a resuscitated physical form).

On the one hand, we wish to challenge the implicit individualism inherent in the traditional understanding of the Risen Christ as a separate individual existing apart from his Christian followers, either in some resuscitated form during those forty days Luke speaks of (Acts 1:3) or as assimilated within the Godhead.

Still, Oakeshott's fundamental insight about Rationalism is of great importance for all of us who wish to cultivate, or resuscitate, as the case may be, an intellectual or moral tradition.

In the 1970s, the Jackson - Vanik Amendment (tying favorable trade status to human rights norms) and the Helsinki Final Act «resuscitated» the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and at last gave religious freedom a meaningful place in international law.

Paul did not believe in the resurrection of the flesh; he specifically denied that «flesh and blood» continued after death; (I Corinthians 15:50) and the spiritual «body» with which he wished to be clothed moved in new dimensions altogether, quite different from the Jews» resuscitated «flesh and bones.»

Though, there is nothing wrong in seeking texts» wider pertinency, the liberal way of doing it increasingly came to seem so incoherent that any attempt to resuscitate it would require careful argument.

Back then, when a patient's death appeared to be inevitable, we talked to families about DNR (do not resuscitate) orders and about the option of not initiating more aggressive treatment.

Less than a year later, the 50 - year - old South African has taken the helm of the winemaker to resuscitate earnings for the maker of Penfolds, Wolf Blass, Wynns and Rosemount.

Perth - based conglomerate Wesfarmers, which owns Coles, said Mr McLeod, would move to a senior role within the wider Wesfarmers group and be replaced by Mr Durkan, Coles chief operating officer and one of the key British executives brought in to resuscitate the ailing retailer.

Cold cooked fish may be thus resuscitated successfully, while a fricassee of cold cooked chicken a la Cingalese is indeed excellent.

For a few moments on the operating table in Iraq he was dead, pulse gone, and after being resuscitated he needed nine units of blood.

The Warriors resuscitated an almost out of the NBA JaVale McGee (with a lot of work on his part too).

Hurricane Katrina — ravaged New Orleans will celebrate the return of the PGA Tour next week, but the city will need much more time to overcome the obstacles to resuscitating its golf industry and courses

It goes without saying that we hope that Fabrice Muamba recovers from what appears to be a very serious problem that saw a number of paramedics using a defibrillator to resuscitate the prone midfielder.

Facts therefore point to Diaby leaving in the summer, and that will not stop the manager from trying to help resuscitate the career of a player in any possible manner just like trying the player in a new position.