Sentences with phrase «what subsequent generations»

This is part of what Pop art achieved and what subsequent generations of painters do when they work from photography: they estrange it enough to make its deepest impact thinkable.

Not exact matches

It is possible that Jesus was quite the potty mouth and his language was cleaned up during the subsequent oral tradition of passing down what he said through a couple of generations and then having it ultimately written down.

What this figure shows is that small populations = very low genetic variation in subsequent generations.

It is during this stage and the subsequent three stages, that the primary developmental task (for adults), (what Erik Erikson calls «generativity») is to generate new life and to pour one's energies into the stream of history by investing in the new generation.

The article you cite is conflating total possible genetic variability (i.e. 10 ^ 30K) with what is expected at each particular loci in subsequent generations.

Just as subsequent generations of Christians inescapably refer themselves to Jesus and the apostles, so too Jesus and the apostles refer themselves to the beliefs of old Israel and to their precipitate in what we now call the Old Testament.

God did this to teach... what lesson, to the subsequent generations?

What was not expected was that subsequent generations of flax plants would be large like their parents, even in the absence of the fertilizer.

But the subsequent generation of electoral failure has laid bare the reality of what Ross had identified.

The team are now investigating what happens to subsequent generations and the female line.

What's come out in recent years are findings that experiences in an adult organism can, through epigenetic modifications in the sperm and egg cells, be passed onto subsequent generations, leading to some provocative notions.

What's more, when treated properly, one set of donated cells will produce countless subsequent generations, so it's not exactly a one - to - one tradeoff.

In this video, Dinaw speaks about the underlying ideas in How to Read the Air, the influence of violence on subsequent generations, and what he attempts to do in his fiction.

What about for the subsequent generation?

Each subsequent generation is likely a battle between what to include and what to leave off.

These materials and objects constitute what Samaras has called a «five - and - dime aesthetic» that contrasted concurrent trends in art — Minimalism and the clarity of Pop — but resonates with subsequent generations of artists.

These initiative bolster that ecology; what we have to hope is that this actually enables subsequent generations to both imagine and inhabit a London that is actually «affordable» and more than just «creative».