Sentences with phrase «which trace»

(I can't probe the floppy disks on which any trace of that process sits.)

This exhibition will also present the recent works by Hu Weiyi, Liao Fei, Liu Ren, Liu Jianhua, Ni Youyu and Su Chang, which they trace the threads of the material world and use the ordinary and common things to broaden people's perception of objects, exploring the nature and essence of them, and evoking the metaphysical thinking.

A selection of the group's most iconic campaigns and actions from the 80's and 90's foregrounds their most daring and rarely seen international projects, which trace the Guerrilla Girls» artistic and activist influence around the globe.

In this exhibition, we assess a number of Artschwager's themes and formal innovations, which we trace through a variety of younger artists who are working currently.

For the white drawings, the buried information of the catalogue pages reverberates through the lines of correction fluid which trace and cover them.

Indeed, Baldock's research process during his residency has included studying the British Museum's collection of Mesopotamian clay tablets, which trace the evolution from pictograms into cuneiform script's semi-abstract marks, and the earliest of which date back 5000 years.

For this exhibition at Mercer Union, Charles Rea is exhibiting a new series of paintings which trace back to the traditions of epic painting of the 18th and l9th centuries.

Here the gallery brings together paintings, sculptures, film and photographs which trace the development of abstraction over the last century.

Time Magazine examines our current exhibition «Power to the People: The Black Panthers in Photographs by Stephen Shames» and the accompaning book, both of which trace «the rise and impact of the Panthers».

«The Show is Over» continues the thread of Gagosian exhibitions such as «Imageless Icons: Abstract Thoughts» (2005); «Crash» (2010); and «Malevich and the American Legacy» (2011), which trace art - historical themes from the advent of Modernism to the present.

His works can be seen as stand - ins for the body in which a trace is left behind of an intimate encounter based on autobiographical themes of desire, sexuality and community.

Artspace, the award wining regional public art gallery and museum was officially opened in 2003 and regularly displays international and domestic works, some of which trace the social and cultural heritage of Queensland.

From royal palaces of Gyeongbokgung and Changdeokgung which trace some of the history of the Joseon Dynasty to leafy Namsan Park and hip nightlife and culinary hubs of Hongdae and Itaewon, Seoul will keep you on your toes (luckily it's a very walkable city).

This square now occupies the site of their headquarters of which no trace remains but it is a beautiful place to sit.

The often - failed struggle to define identity in the absence of a strong sense of place, of history, of home, lies at the center of both these narrative strands, which trace the brutal and beatific connections that tie these characters together.

Each child has a printed answer sheet (differentiated sheets available) on which they trace or colour in their parts.

«The Killing of a Sacred Deer» is an infinitely nastier piece of work, and it seems to unfold in an entirely closed system, from which any trace of hope or redemption has been thoroughly expunged.

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Radiometric dating or radioactive dating is a technique used to date materials such as rocks or carbon, in which trace radioactive impurities were selectively.

Chromium is a naturally occurring mineral in which trace amounts can be found in meat, poultry, and whole grain bread.

Intake of 3 - 6 mg / day, an amount commonly consumed in Japan without increased incidence of autoimmune thyroiditis or hypothyroidism, may be necessary to support not only thyroid hormone production, but iodine's important antioxidant functions in the breast and other tissues in which this trace mineral is concentrated.

«It's possible we'll one day find three groups of hominin fossils — those with Gc - CS before the human lineage branched off, those without Gc - CS in our direct lineage, and then more recent fossils in which trace amounts of Gc - CS began to reappear when our ancestors began eating red meat,» Varki said.

During the low accretion rate epoch we also observe lower fluxes at both far UV (FUV) and IR wavelengths, which trace molecular gas and dust in the disk, respectively.

High resolution extreme ultraviolet images from TRACE allowed the solar moss to be observed for the first time, and the rapid cadence with which TRACE takes pictures provided unprecedented details about its behavior.

Unlike mitochondrial or Y - chromosome sequencing, which trace the history of a single male or female ancestor, SNP analysis paints a broader picture of ancestry.

Wang and his co-authors strung together a series of images which trace the formation of an S - shaped bundle of magnetic fields from which a set of loops peel off and grow upward into a multi-strand flux rope within a few minutes.

Theoretically a Purana is supposed to deal with five subjects: (1) the creation; (2) re-creation, the periodical destruction and renewal of the worlds; (3) the genealogy of the gods and the ancient Rishis; (4) the great time periods, each of which has a primal ancestor or Manu; and (5) the history of the early dynasties which trace their origin to the sun or the moon.

There were no alternative modern services or sensible, rewritten Bibles from which every trace of poetry had been carefully removed.

Gavin's study is broken down into five chapters which trace Eriugena's thought from Creation, through anthropology, to the Incarnation, and to Christ's «historical presence in the Church and her actions» (p. 140).

Our cause is never more in danger, than when a human, no longer desiring, but intending, to do our Enemy's will, looks round upon a universe from which every trace of Him seems to have vanished, and asks why he has been forsaken, and still obeys.

Genworth, which traces its roots back to 1871 and went public in 2004, has mortgage insurance operations in the United States, Canada and Australia, well as U.S. life insurance business.

York, Pennsylvania - based Bon - Ton, which traces its roots to 1854, had 23,000 employees and 256 stores across 23 states when it filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in February with the hope of cutting debt and emerging from a brutal retail landscape under a new owner.

There is a strong Canadian angle to the advisors: ISS is owned by Genstar Capital, which traces its roots to Montreal; Glass Lewis is owned by Ontario Teachers and AIMCo.

Reading Phylis Tickles» book the Great Emergence which traces through history 500 year cycles of re-formation of organized religion.

They would prefer a society in which religion is consigned to the historical dustbin of private ideas, a society in which all traces of religion are banned from the public square.

His predominant theme is the rise of a liberal model of civilisation which he traces from Protestantism, with its «rejection of the normative significance of tradition in the field of Christian dogma» (p. 6), followed by the Enlightenment, which placed an absolute value on the individual.

«Although some notable New Testament scholars affirm traditional Johannine scholarship, the majority do not believe that John or one of the Apostles wrote it, and trace it instead to a «Johannine community» which traced its traditions to John; the gospel itself shows signs of having been composed in three «layers», reaching its final form about 90 - 100 AD.»

All the fears of the clergy were realized when in 1871 Darwin published The Descent of Man, in which he traced the origin and development not of the general forms of life but of man himself.

(See Luke 2:48, and the genealogy which traces Jesus» lineage through Joseph.)

These writings have their being, as they had their origin, within the life of a community which traces its descent from Abraham and Moses, from prophets and apostles, and plays its part in the history of our own time; and the Scriptures not only recall its past, but serve the needs of its day - to - day existence in the present.

Muhammad was increasingly influenced by the Hanifs, who sought to preserve a monotheism which they traced back to Ibrahim (Abraham).

Indeed, his epilogue, which traces the path of «village atheists» in the twentieth century and makes the book's major controversial causal claim, is the one moment in which his usually precise historical sense slips.

The words concerning the Lord's supper are liturgical formulations from the Hellenistic celebration of the Eucharist, replacing an older account, of which traces still remain, especially in Luke.

Stout's initial examination of piety and hope in American democracy, which he traces from Emerson to the «blues sensibility» of Ralph Ellison and connects to Augustine's ideas about virtue, may seem right on target.

Is there a convergence here with the proposal of Konrad Raiser, which I sketched in my first step and the development of which I traced in my second?

If we trust the genealogy in both Matthew and Luke which traces his ancestry through Joseph's line, he was.

While Tertullian's disillusionment could be due to the rapid decline of Christian community life, which he traces back to moral laxity in the sphere of sexual behaviour, the decline, as he understood it, could also be due to a tension in the life of the community provoked by a more and more hierarchical understanding and ordering of life, which neglects the horizontal relationships, affecting the very texture of Christian communities.

One of the buildings destroyed was this cathedral, which traced its roots to the 12th century.