This herd of nearly 500 life-size fiberglass heifers, each decorated by a different artist or school group, makes outdoor sculpture a nearly inescapable condition.
Another is modernity as an inescapable current condition, personified in his case by his adaptation, as just another kind of paintbrush, of the digital technology that pervades our everyday lives.
A similarly burlesque spirit permeates "The Daily Show" and The Onion: taking glee in the absurdities of inescapable conditions.
Imposition of a moderate mechanochemical stress onto osteoblasts by the bone replacement materials may thus be an inescapable route for producing conditions of higher osteogenic activity and increasing the bone regeneration potential of their application.
In "The Art of Cheating," her tongue-in-cheek guide to 32 types of graft, grifting and instant gratification (including shoplifting, beating a lie detector and faking orgasms), she argues that "cheating is an inescapable part of the human condition," and that "chances are, you could be doing it better".
Boundless indulgence is a decades-old problem, an inescapable part of the late-capitalist condition, a symptom of the endless, warless, nothingness of modern life.
Animals housed under enriched conditions recovered much faster from the effects of an inescapable foot shock procedure than animals housed under standard conditions.
It is an inescapable observation that living under most world conditions frequently seems such an escalating challenge that it takes all one's energy just to stay afloat; the more effort expended, the fewer rewards are reaped.
In this study, the active coping condition was devised to make subjects in the AC group consider EA stimulation to be an "escapable stressor", while the passive coping condition was devised to make subjects in the PC group consider EA to be an "inescapable stressor".
"There is an inescapable bond.
