This additional dimension does not replace but extends the aesthetic dimension of arts, by this making the arts clearly multi-dimensional (see Figure 3).f Consequences of this are (when we follow the logic of that particular knowledge definition of arts) that the arts cannot be understood comprehensively and sufficiently only on the basis of aesthetics alone.
Napoleon's concept of war involved using the entire resources of the nation with the aim of comprehensively defeating his opponent and replacing the political order; in order to meet the new challenge, the Prussian Army undertook sweeping reforms.
Using whole shotgun re-sequencing of F. graminearum we have comprehensively completed the genomic sequence by replacing unknown bases, placing supercontigs within their correct loci, correcting assembly errors, and inserting new sequences which include for the first time complete AT rich sequences such as centromere sequences and subtelomeric regions.
Many of the banks' older managers need to be replaced, and their bad loans comprehensively restructured.
We have comprehensively completed the genomic 36,563,796 bp sequence by replacing unknown bases, placing supercontigs within their correct loci, correcting assembly errors, and inserting new sequences which include for the first time complete AT rich sequences such as centromere sequences, subtelomeric regions and the telomeres.
For a while, he found religion but the attraction passed after a year or two to be replaced by a schoolboy communism, which ended comprehensively when, having studied Russian in his national service, he first visited Moscow.
Parizhskaya Kommuna was comprehensively reconstructed in two stages during the 1930s that replaced her boilers, upgraded her guns, augmented her anti-aircraft armament, modernized her fire-control systems and gave her anti-torpedo bulges.
One of his early books, "London 2000", published in 1963, argued that London and the south-east should be comprehensively rebuilt, with vast areas of the inner cities bulldozed and replaced by blocks of flats, winding streets by a rectilinear system of motorways and on-ramps, and pedestrians segregated from traffic by walkways in the sky.
Only in the second half of the nineteenth century, when wooden hulls were replaced by steel and paddles by screw propellers, did a comprehensively stocked and magnificently panelled and furnished library become a crucial fixture.
This was much more extensive than her earlier refit as another set of boilers was converted to oil-firing, her high and medium pressure direct-drive turbines were replaced by geared turbines and her fire-control systems were comprehensively upgraded.
