Sentences with phrase «tangible representations of»

Really, though, the Lord has shown me that I need tangible representations of the above things in order to keep my perspective in life.

And this is the first time you see a tangible representation of humanity and how we're going to treat them.

We are also living out a tangible representation of the spiritual truth: We are many members of one body (1 Corinthians 12:12 - 14).

I decided to make a tangible representation of two weeks for our daughter in the form of a countdown chain.

So for the first time, you can really start to get the tangible representation of the enormity and the complexity of the challenges facing environmental justice communities.

In less than an hour, answering the questions in bullet list format, you can create a tangible representation of your book idea and place it online for either public or selective, i.e., password - protected, comments.

Sort of a tangible representation of my dedication to my hobbies, I guess you could say.

The advertising becomes at the same time a physical afterimage, but also a tangible representation of the everyday labor we all put in the service of advertising and commercial media, consciously, but more often subconsciously.

This process is beyond simply blaming the rejected parent, but rather assigning the rejected parent to be a tangible representation of the child's pain, thus inciting profound revulsion within the child.

Not exact matches

The most obvious is the fact that gold is a tangible commodity that exists in the real world; bitcoin is not — it is only a digital representation of value ownership.

I long for our communities to be a tangible representation, a sign along the road, of what it looks like when men and women of all ages, nations, experiences, intellectual abilities, socio - economic backgrounds all gather together to glorify God.

«I would say this has been a tangible and visible representation of what our campaign is all about.»

Her lab examines how and why real tangible objects are processed and represented differently in the human brain compared to representations of objects, such as two - dimensional (2 - D) computerized images, three - dimensional (3 - D) stereo images, and immersive «virtual» reality displays.

On the other hand, geospatial technologies create tangible, visual representations of maps, images, and data that people can manipulate and query to draw out a clearer understanding of an issue or problem.

They claim that their fees are either the norm (such as in acquiring agent representation - completely false) or they say they will provide a tangible product (such as 1,000 quality, edited copies of your novel) & then don't.

The resulting visual language consists a physical, tactile aspect stemming from the treatment of ultimately tangible material on the one hand and a representation of ephemeral elements on the other.

While she draws inspiration from tangible objects or images, von Heyl's paintings are not representations of real things in the world.

Committed to the visual arts, a theatrical creator and more, Fabre proposes a clear and tangible reflection on life and death, on physical and social transformation, and on a raw and intelligent representation of animals and human beings.

In doing so, he short - circuited the cycle of representation by making tangible what until then was merely decor and fiction.

The world of objects, at once tangible and distant, has become remote, replaced by its representations.

Eluding representation, some of the images require excavation from the surface of the canvas, and are barely legible beyond a trace or imprint of something more tangible, now perhaps long - gone.

Like a horizon line, which is not physically tangible and can only be perceived, these artists» constructions of landscape extend beyond representation into the realm of subjective and personal reflections.

Copyrights attach to fixed representations of creative work in a tangible medium (e.g., the actual code and graphical elements of the software in question).

Unless there is a re-engagement with Indigenous Australians on the basis of mutual respect and equality, with clear processes and certainty of structures for Indigenous representation and advocacy, it remains uncertain whether the new arrangements can produce tangible, significant and lasting benefits rather than amounting to little more than an administratively complex repackaging of existing programs.