The DPP represents the interests of native Taiwanese who in spite of their own ethnic differences united in resenting the incursion of mainlanders in1945 when the Japanese colonial administration was replaced by Chiang's soldiers and administrators.
In music, the incursion of the alien is nowhere more intense than in Webern's Six Pieces for Orchestra, composed in the wake of Schoenberg's break with tonality.
The lines, befitting the offbeat charisma of the great French artist, come to mind regarding "Art Brut in America: The Incursion of Jean Dubuffet," at the American Folk Art Museum.
ART BRUT IN AMERICA: THE INCURSION OF JEAN DUBUFFET Drawn entirely from the Collection de l'Art Brut in Lausanne, Switzerland, the nearly 200 works here were assembled by the artist Jean Dubuffet (1901-1985) andonateded to the city in 1971.
She gestures, through her use of run-on punctuation and jolting jump-cuts, at the baby's seeming ability to warp time and finally, for good measure, ends with a nod to the way in which the incursion of a newborn transforms one's relationship with the world, so that Christmas becomes once again about birth and babies rather than presents and turkey.
This, together with the range of restriction systems present, may be a factor in limiting the incursion of foreign DNA into these bacteria thus explaining the very low electroporation frequencies reported for bifidobacteria to date.
Normal breathing movements involve the expansion of the chest wall and ribs on an in-breath, and the incursion of the ribs on the out breath.
Israeli officials have said the raids are likely to continue, as Israel elicits information from Palestinians captured in the incursions of the past weeks.
The three decathletes shrugged more or less in unison at the incursion of shapely beach volleyballers cavorting on the sand.
"Face," a song on your new album, portrays your Twitter advocacy in reverse, addressing the incursion of the tech industry into romantic lives.
