Sentences with phrase «whole body of»

I was planning on painting white in the recesses of the drawer fronts, and I decided to just whitewash over the whole body of the dresser.

And the whole Body of Christ works well.

The business plan included the ability to analyze firms» areas of expertise based on a whole body of job history data, which was attention - getting.

The irony is that those people whose stated purpose is to prevent domestic violence contribute to it by putting the whole body of Dr. Gardner's work out for target practice, not for analysis.

Unlike the other Moto 360 models, you won't be able to change the band on this one, as it has a silicone strap that wraps around the whole body of the watch.

It seems a little silly that people go to the trouble of picking out just the right color for their new phone, only to cover up the whole body of the phone with a case.

In fact, glass covers over 95 % of the whole body of the phone.

Most other insurance companies care about the whole body of work as to why you could not fly or continue with your vacation, Travel Guard is only concerned with staying within their flawed and narrow minded claims process.

In many cases, his complaints have been successful and a whole body of case law in this area has developed, based on decisions by the agency and the Federal Court.

This, notes the Committee, would ensure that «the whole body of EU law would be properly debated and enacted by the UK Parliament».

Trucking cases are very different from car wreck cases because there is a whole body of law from the government that regulates them and that they have to comply with.

The Chief Justice of Canada, the Right Honourable Beverley McLachlin, addressed the latter in her recent lecture to the Canadian Bar Association, but I do not perceive that she or anyone else in the legal community have addressed the fundamental issue that the SRL phenomenon raises: the right to participate in the making of common law; the ability to put a set of interests before the courts that hitherto have not been able to afford to be there — and thus, a rather significant challenge to the validity of the whole body of common law as it stands.

Countless times in my practice I was searching for the only decision that said something very specific and which gave me a possible argument to go against a whole body of cases that, I found, subtly inapplicable to my situation.

Part 1 of PIPEDA (privacy - «Protection of Personal Information»), s. 5, does the same thing — it basis a whole body of laws upon compliance with a National Standard of Canada, the, Model Code for the Protection of Personal Information, CAN / CSA - Q 830 - 96 (in Schedule 1 of PIPEDA).

Note also that when cointegration entered the game in the 80s, it buried a whole body of previously published macro-economic articles.

I realize that there is a whole body of literature out there on this, and people like Roger Pielke say that all scientists should be actively involved in assessing the policy implications of their research.

Sunlight warms individual molecules and groups of molecules and so could drive off CO2 more than would be the case from a warming of the whole body of water would it not?

Only huge catastrophic changes capable of altering the temperature of the whole body of the oceans can set a new global equilibrium in the short term (less than millennia).

In both cases, someone had to produce one experiment each to blow apart a whole body of widely accepted principles: Phlogiston's Demise Ether Toast

Another technique used by the UN that we see in play here is their willingness to cherry - pick one author that follows the UN narrative to refute a whole body of science that is contrary to the narrative.

Or one for the whole body of work?

Perhaps because people like you can't admit that an outsider can challenge the literature until he has become an expert on the whole body of it.

Then there is a whole body of post-Kuhnian philosophy of science that continues to examine a really wide range of questions in the epistemology and history of science, not just Kuhn's concepts.

Attempts at negatating, not actually walking through the whole body of work and doing an analysis.

In reviewing the Reply, the reviewers felt that Harde's argument is ``... too simplistic, based on invalid assumptions, ignores a whole body of observational evidence, and cites selectively literature that has long - time been disproved».

If the claims this paper makes are true, I think they should be disseminated with some care because to the unqualified observer, they will tend to undermine the credibility of the whole body of research.

In 2016 - 17, Michael Rosenfeld Gallery presented Benny Andrews: The Bicentennial Series, which included the paintings and drawings for the six individual subseries that make up the whole body of work — Symbols, Trash, Circle, Sexism, War, and Utopia.

She's also helped usher in a whole body of black critics, educators, and writers.

THE ART - FAIR «SNEAK - PEEK» undoubtedly carries a certain attraction — attempts at backstage access are the subject of a whole body of fair lore.

as the luminous beads that are mixed into the yellow paint are officialy called, and a whole body of work was born.

On these ceramic plates, the imagery of Jamie's automatic drawings of the interior and exterior of his figurative art (heads, guts, organs), real matrices of his whole body of work, have been replaced by more slender, ethereal signs.

The whole body of the bathing nude, as it jumps into the water, fits into the sun in the background, while the arms, which plunge into the water, overlap the yellow circle.

Untitled (Self - Portrait) Supermodel, like his whole body of work, takes on classical portraiture but reverses history.

Also, many of the artists you're visiting are producing art for a gallery exhibition where they can present a whole body of work.

The six candidates are not judged solely on the work (s) presented during the DESTE Prize exhibition but on the whole body of their work, their distinct vocabulary in their use of artistic and / or hybrid practices, and their overall development as artists.

Because of that, Postmasters [Gallery in Manhattan's Tribeca neighborhood] showed the whole body of that work and all of a sudden people had to rethink, because if you come from dysfunction you can be taken seriously as an artist.

Throughout his whole body of work, Kippenberger challenges pre-existing notions of the art world's status quo.

Given this sustained interest in Bradley's art, it is a perfect moment to look at the whole body of work and its arc over the last decade.

There's a continuity between the individual parts and the whole body of work that is reflected in the exhibition.»

The piece is described by Koons as «a Trojan horse to the whole body of art work».

It's the whole body of work, the history and persona of Richard Prince, rolled into and behind the closed doors of that artwork.

He has a whole body of work in between this and his stencil paintings.

sometimes not at all... but never feeling pushed to place things out there which is not going to help the whole body of work.

Balance, structure, and stillness are consistent features across this whole body of work, from the all - over compositions of the 1980s to the lateral organization of many of the keyhole works.

If the seizure involves the whole body of the dog, it is known as grand mal seizure and this is characterized by foaming at the mouth, drooling, twitching, and collapse.

We must bear in mind that the pregnancy as well as the breastfeeding cause a significant stress to the whole body of the female, so she must be completely formed, strong and mature to bear the pregnancy and raise the progeny.

If you've seen your pooch crying or whining while scratching its ears because it is so itchy, try to imagine if it's the whole body of your pooch that is itching.

A whole body of research was soon being compiled around this idea: Charles Ellis had pointed out [in a 1975 paper] that active management was a loser's game.

The whole body of the article justifies the the reasons.

In fact the whole body of the GLK 350 is engulfed by sleek and seductive lines that add to the aggressive stance of the vehicle and would probably make Donatello himself jealous.