Also banned was a 1906 film by Charles Tait, The Story of the Kelly Gang, made 26 years after Ned's death and inscribed in the Unesco memory of the world register as the world's first and still-surviving full-length feature film.
The five solids were conceived of as circumscribing and inscribed in the spheres of the orbits of the planets, so that the five solids corresponded to the six planets known to Kepler (Saturn, Jupiter, Mars, Earth, Venus, Mercury).
When all of the stories and reports have been gathered up and inscribed in the margins of the final map, he comes to the conclusion that "the true location of the world, of its countries, mountains, rivers and cities, happens to lie in the eye of the beholder". He, and we, create the world in our minds.
They reminded me of the ridge — the whole valley was being marked and inscribed in preparation for the flood.
After exciting the population and inscribing in thousands of memories its flight through the spacious skies of Delft, the saucer vanished in the direction of Belgium.
Ms. Chabannes continues the archival impulse alluded to by Mr. Longo, with images culled from the Internet and inscribed in shaky outlines, along with carved-out "excavations" in the wall, and accompanied by a somewhat convoluted narrative about "fusional relationships," a concept borrowed from psychology and described in a gallery handout as "the opposite of the primacy of individual identity".
What you can see on Ryerson Street and for blocks around is those same ideas about labor and America inscribed in the architecture and the street geography.
By the third century BC, the Phoenicians had a presence there, as evidenced by the remains of a temple to the Punic god Baal and finds of pottery and stones inscribed in the Phoenician language.
Whereas absolute/unconditional/all-inclusive hospitality suggests a "law without imperative, without order and without duty" (83), the laws of ordinary/conditional/exclusive hospitality refer to the actual conditions of hospitality, its rights and duties, which preexist the subject and are inscribed in the social/political order (25).
Not in themselves, maybe – but when overlooked by watchtowers, patrolled by sentries and inscribed above the earth in stone and metal, they may still mark out the edge of human hope.
We explore how a romanticized devotion to "traditional" work and family norms, complicated by class and race, influence and shape public attitudes, and continue to be inscribed in the design and delivery of safety net programs.
