The public art practice involves collaboration of stakeholders, promotes a sense of community and contributes to a substantial public realm.
In the Western Isles Ketill Flatnose was the dominant figure of the mid 9th century, by which time he had amassed a substantial island realm and made a variety of alliances with other Norse leaders.
In the Western Isles Ketill Flatnose may have been the dominant figure of the mid 9th century, by which time he had amassed a substantial island realm and made a variety of alliances with other Norse leaders.
Substantial realms of journalism, especially in newer media like the blogosphere and cable television, are already hard to distinguish from political activity.
In an 83-page brief filed today with the appeals court, the Justice Department argued that the asylum application was not the boy's doing and that it amounted to "a substantial intrusion into the realm of parental authority for a distant relative to be able to trigger government procedures concerning the parent's 6-year-old son".
While many upstart online entrepreneurs might find this shift to online gambling as an enticing economic opportunity, there are always numerous effects that come with moving a substantial part of our economy into the realm of the internet.
His 2011 ASU thesis exhibition, all NATURAL, contained at least 35 specimens of manmade rock meant to de-romanticize the nature-versus-digitization conflict with proof that the two realms can coexist in a substantial way.
The problem this raises for the formalist is this: the metatheory is itself a substantial piece of mathematics, ostensibly committed to an infinite realm of objects which are not, on the face of it, concrete.
His robust criteria for the validity of knowledge suggests that even Kant's attempt to limit epistemological claims to the realm of possible experience cannot be secured without a substantial ontological commitment.
The invasion of the pelagic realm by the Pistosauroidea already in the Middle Triassic correlates with a substantial increase in body size, presumably facilitated by the increased metabolic rate that had evolved in earlier Pistosauroidea and was retained in the later Pistosauria (Pistosauridae and Plesiosauria).
Patents began in a world of machines and chemical processes -- a substantial, tangible, nuts-and-bolts world -- but now they have spread across a crucial boundary, into the realm of thought and abstraction.
