The professional class that grew up in the 16th century was different in one respect from those that had gone before: it represented a predominantly secular culture the product of Renaissance humanism.
The sampling culture out of which hip-hop emerged, for example, like blues and rock before it, represented a re-versioning of existing forms to create something new.
Particularly notable is the presence of the β-emitter 14C, which was found in all but one of the samples examined; 14C has not been reported in tobacco before, and it represents a previously unconsidered source of radioactive exposure from tobacco products.
For Hayley and I, like many before us, it represents the oxygen outside London's claustrophobic pile-up of representations and ambitions.
WEP has been working on various schemes as part of its long-term vision for the West End, and these will be put before all those it represents later this year with preferred options put out to a wider consultation in early 2017.
Still, publicly and privately, many question whether the Council's deep differences have truly been resolved, or whether members are merely trying to move past a rare divisive moment in which it resembled, more than ever before, the city it represents.
Moving inward from the periphery of the web would be hypotheses about these findings, e.g., that the patient has an infection, or that if the systolic pressure is 160 mmHg, we should repeat the measurement before concluding that it represents that patient's normal blood pressure.
What makes the Notre Dame disaster so compelling isn't necessarily the fabric of the structure itself – although buildings are living history, places we can tangibly connect with all those who have worn grooves in the stone floors before us – but what it represents in people's minds, both as a seat of religious faith and as part of a national story.
That's still down from the 1.1 million before the recession, but it represents vital growth, economists said.
