In 2006, he came to President Bush's attention after being one of the first to advocate a surge of American troops into Baghdad to stabilize what he called a "disintegration" in security.
The unfolding disintegration, called "The Dis/Assembly Line," will result in reintegration: Working with the sculptors Stephen Gerberich and Nathaniel Lieb, those attending will reconfigure the deconstructed components into two- and three-dimensional artworks.
That is why the family of probability measures P = { P r, r > 0 } where P r is defined on the Borel σ-field B n by P r ( B ) = ω S 1 r B ∩ S = P U S ∈ 1 r B | R = r, may be called a geometric disintegration of P Y w.r.t.
This interpretation, the so-called disintegration theory, came to provide the basis for the numerical quantification of geologic time.
It is widely agreed that this is almost exactly what did happen in the 14th century in what is called the "decline" and disintegration of Scholasticism.
He immediately announced that he would form a "government of national unity" in a last-ditch effort to bring the country back from what he called "the verge of disintegration and chaos".
A memoir of disintegration, he called it, alluding both to its chopped up, collaged structure and to the landscape it maps: a place of loss and danger, of transient beauty and dogged resistance.
The Aussies used to call it mental disintegration, but it's a test of the man.
Ukraine's brittle nationhood (or its disunited nation, however one looks at it), and the related risk of disintegration, calls for wise, broad-minded, and tolerant leadership.
In these turbulent times for the BBC, as its enemies mass on the borders of its charter (up for renewal in 2016) calling for its disintegration, that's what we need at the helm, clearly.
