Sentences with phrase «through fragmentation»

For instance, logging stops trees from growing, and accelerates the transfer of carbon from the forest to the atmosphere, through fragmentation, accelerated decomposition, and combustion.

«The exhibition creates its own space and time through the fragmentation of images and sounds and becomes a work in itself,» Vergne said.

I am exploring identity through fragmentation, restructuring and rebirth.

Maiolino's multidisciplinary practice has consistently explored the viscerality of embodied experience — often obliquely through fragmentation and abstraction — and engaged the human body's processes as analogs for both the making of art and the making of modernity.

So, I looked at each portrait of each woman - identified person who ran a salon, and then made a drawing that would help create a different kind of energy around her, not only representing her, but also representing her through the fragmentation, through the beauty, through the kind of energy to which they are either present or absent in history.

Presented together, the videos embrace malleable identity as a function of the story we construct about ourselves as subject or artist — one in which representation not only mediates knowledge through fragmentation and negation but constructs it as well.

«The undermining of national pay and conditions through the fragmentation of the education service is one of the key factors contributing to the current recruitment and retention crisis.

They are both trapped in Haneke's paradox of simultaneously manipulating the spectator through fragmentation and trying to force them to reflect upon the manipulation of the cinematic mechanism.

Instead of a linear perspective, the montage manages to travel through the incident several times, each time revealing a different part of it that creates the final and complex image that the film attempts to create through the fragmentation of space and time.

Not exact matches

In early 2013, the leadership team determined that as a result of the fragmentation in the market there were a number of opportunities for us to capture market share, either through acquisition or strategic acceleration.

If one asks, what are the possible roads to a world without war, that essential way - station on the way to freedom of information in anecologically organized world, Arthur Waskow answers that there are five: (a) Control of the nation - state system through stabilizing the balance of power and reducing international tensions but keeping the weapons; (b) Reform of the system through total disarmament without abandoning national sovereignty or the pursuit of national interest; (c) Extension of the system through the creation of a federal world government; (d) Fragmentation of the system through increases in the power of extra-national associations and Institutions across national boundaries, and corresponding decreases in state power as these occupational, industrial, scientific, and other groups gradually expropriate from the national governments the power to make decisions within their own fields; and (e) Abolition of the system through substituting love f or coercion.20.»

Yet even that hope is tempered by an awareness of the institutionally successful but theologically problematic dynamics of entrepreneurial evangelicalism that, through the church - growth movement and related strategies, perpetuate and increase ecclesial fragmentation.

To help further overcome fragmentation of the course of study, he proposes that some new way of measuring movement through the course of study be adopted to replace the «semester hour» or «term hour,» which tends to atomize the curriculum.

As the Church advanced through the centuries and missionary efforts grew, there came a need to rectify this fragmentation.

Specifically, the motion called for an enterprise commission, statutory safeguards to prevent, through cherry - picking of straightforward patients and / or profitable procedures, the undermining or fragmentation of remaining NHS services, finances, research and training.

«He is very much part of the New Labour agenda which did seek on many occasions to beat up the trade unions... part of a New Labour agenda which is very comfortable with our members going through the trauma of privatisation... We will not go back to a New Labour agenda based on privatisation, and fragmentation and globalisation that we have had over the past few years.»

Smaller parties, those which win less than 5 % of the London - wide votes for the Assembly, are debarred from winning any seats through a rule inserted to discourage undue party fragmentation under PR.

With the three - year grant, Vanapalli and his collaborators Boyd Butler in the Department of Biological Sciences and Everardo Cobos at the Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center, will build microfluidic devices that mimic blood flow to study how tumor cells move inside capillaries, how they squeeze through tight spaces, whether they are subject to fragmentation and how they become stuck.

It's just amazing that, you know, you could capture that much information and it's interesting in the scientific perspective because what we are finding right now with issues like climate change and conservation is that we really need fine - grained samples from very large geographic areas to really understand the dynamics of species range movements and how fragmentation is occurring and many biogeographic questions, and literally, the only way we can do this is through voluntary networks like this because it would cost billions and billions to send professionals out at that finer scale to understand it.

Some corals can reproduce like grafted plant clippings through budding or fragmentation, when broken fragments regenerate and form new colonies.

During February 2002, 3250 km2 were lost through iceberg calving and fragmentation.

Another potential feedback might occur if reduced timber yields force loggers to compensate by enlarging the amount of area harvested, resulting in higher CO2 emissions through deforestation and associated fires, as well as increased rates of habitat fragmentation / degradation and species extinctions

Through the montage of fragmentation of different natures, episodes, moments and brief shots, Der siebente Kontinent's first - generation modernist practices challenge the illusionism of classical narrative cinema and refuse the psychological elucidation of characters.

In the UK the GERM is evident in: fragmentation of education provision through «academies» and «free schools»; marketisation and competition; growth in standardised testing and «league tables», end of the national pay framework and the introduction of performance related pay; and privatisation of education services.

While this protection may be through obfuscation or fragmentation rather then sophisticated encryption, the net result will make it harder for people to copy a whole book in one go.

But as market fragmentation accelerates, and glocalizing stores like Google Play, now 44 ebook stores worldwide, and — to a lesser extent — Kobo, compete with the other international players like «txtr (18 international ebook stores, plus partner stores) and Sony (seven global stores) and the many hundreds of new White Label stores that WILL materialize worldwide through 2014, it's essential indies are in distribution networks that will get you everywhere.

About Shiness: The Lightning Kingdom Shiness is an Action - RPG developed by French independent studio Enigami, that will take you on a journey through an enthralling universe on the verge of collapsing following the fragmentation of planet Mahera.

It, too, takes Stella through the years between those notorious «Black Paintings» and his late, often mannered fragmentation of the art object.

The 10 contemporary art works in «Landscape, abstracted» celebrate the beauty, power and intricacy of the natural world, but approach it sidelong through a series of combinations, contrasts and fragmentations.

Through mirroring and fragmentation, Crowner brings our attention to the works» subtleties.

Having begun his venture into abstraction through cubist fragmentation and the constructivist composition of geometric planes, Browne later branched out into biomorphism, his gestural style influencing the abstract expressionism of Jackson Pollock, Arshile Gorsky, and Willem de Kooning.

Known for «Fragmentations» will be presenting a new body of work and a dramatic transformation in his visual imagery somehow anticipated through his latest mural in Perth Australia a couple of weeks ago.

And its also the opposite, the deconstruction of the through polyrhythm, concept that leads us to separation and fragmentation of form.

Baruchello developed his pictorial vocabulary through a process of fragmentation and miniaturisation.

These fragmentations are reconciled through the story telling aspects of my work, as means to connects multiple realities.

While Weil was initially surprised by what she remembered as the «authoritarian, exacting [teaching] style» of Josef Albers, she also admitted that this instruction deeply influenced her work — paintings and sculptures that explore the female body through various modes of abstraction and fragmentation.

Inspired by the fragmentation and traps of our multiple identities, Bell's practice is committed to creating myth and ritual through sculpture, performance, video, sound, drawing, and installation.

Presented in 26 illustrated chapters, the focus here lies on the shattering of the linear narrative in the visual arts through the use of image - based work to articulate the speed and fragmentation of modern life.

And it's through their mutual fragmentation and intercession (the gloss of black enamel or shine of crushed aluminum) that we get a glimpse of what's at stake in painting's entropic undoing.

It is a fully immersive experience in which Adams sets out to investigate popular culture, fragmentation, and nostalgia through sitcoms like Martin, Good Times, In Living Color, and The Jeffersons.

Through processes such as vaporization, digital image alteration, compression, fragmentation and absorption, alteration as a form of abstraction becomes both a way of thinking through collective and individual narrThrough processes such as vaporization, digital image alteration, compression, fragmentation and absorption, alteration as a form of abstraction becomes both a way of thinking through collective and individual narrthrough collective and individual narratives.

In Wrong Angles, Spremberg transforms everyday objects through strategies of fragmentation and obfuscation.

Jung Center Houston: «Kelyne Reis: Digital Embracing (Modification & Fragmentation Towards a New Wholeness,» opens Thursday, reception 5 p.m. Saturday, through Dec. 20; 5200 Montrose, 713-524-8253, junghouston.org.

The various media used wihin his oeuvre include lead, copper, steel, clay, concrete, Tesla coils, compressors, strobe lights, lamps and incandescent objects, which are activated through processes including reaction, solidification, evaporation, oxidisation, fragmentation and precipitation.

If the Abstract Expressionists sought to vanquish the focal points of traditional painting through a balanced fragmentation of the picture plane, Saccoccio does the opposite.

To test these notions through disfiguration, fragmentation, and absence reframes the stakes of faciality on subjectivity and perception.

Since the outset of his career in the 1960s, Paolini's work has centred on the figure of the artist as an operator of language, and accomplice of the viewer through strategies of citation, duplication and fragmentation.

Within her paintings she re-evaluates the complexity of visual representation and physical experience through a combination of layering, fragmentation and movement.

In these paintings, Salle continues an exploration of reflection, disjunction and fragmentation through a mysterious and suggestive juxtaposition of narrative elements.

But if we can embrace this mission now with reverence and respect for our home, we do have a chance — not only to get through the time of planetary peril and fragmentation, but to come out of the crisis a wiser species than the one that created it.