With these premises, an analytical framework for dissecting migrant workers' manifested aspirations – their everyday ways of "trying to get something better", as an interviewee put it – could be developed along three key dimensions (cf. Spenner & Featherman, 1978): Contents (i.e. aspiring what?).
The video also manifests a rather particular aspiration of Nikunj – "When I was a kid I wanted to be an astronaut, but that never worked out.
She is also pursuing another project that explores how media texts, cultural practices, and digital technologies manifest and actualize aspirations for global mobility.
The old middlebrow culture, which prized information and aspiration — and which manifested itself, during the post-World War II years, in a growing number of museums and symphony orchestras, and a Book-of-the-Month club avidity for reading — was replaced by a mass culture that revolved around television and blockbuster movies and rock music.
If that something is unbounded consciousness - as we propose - it also manifested as creativity, love, truth, aspiration, spirituality, beauty and the very yearning for knowledge that became the process of science.
The term 'canonical /t/' refers to an alveolar consonant during the production of which there is a clear silence portion and a clear release portion manifested via a burst and aspiration.
Laryngopharyngeal reflux can manifest as hoarseness, cough, wheeze, aspiration pneumonia, pulmonary fibrosis, and laryngeal dysfunction.
What conflicts of urban imaginaries and life manifest between the dreams and aspiration of planners, their implementation and ideas of home?
Clinically, aspiration or episodic aspiration manifests as frequent coughing and occasional pneumonia.
Clark manifests their worries and aspirations as they struggled with questions of slavery, civil war, and racially motivated political violence.
They weren't short of ambition, but it was hard to see how their aspirations could manifest in such a reality.
