In his hands, 3D was not a gimmick demanded by marketing suits, but a conceptual cornerstone and technical foundation of the film.
"There's No Such Thing as a Free Lunch" is a conceptual cornerstone of economics, with Nobel Laureate Milton Friedman writing a book of the same title.
Outcome measures have usually focused on self-efficacy, the program's conceptual cornerstone, which was often significantly increased up to six months after the end of the program, even though it may decline later [ 4, 5, 16– 16].
Before going ahead, it is worth focusing on some theoretical and conceptual cornerstones usually used to explain the degree of interaction and reciprocal influence between the dimension of physical space (what we have previously called the polity dimension) and the participatory dimension of the democratic political processes that lead to binding decisions on individual and collective security.
Indeed, this cornerstone of conceptual art reached its end in 2011 when, a couple of weeks short of his 80th birthday, Opalka died.
Other works on view reflect the upheaval of the art world at the time, including Duchamps' ready-made urinal, the cornerstone of conceptual art, and cubist paintings by Picasso and Juan Gris.
Healey warms to his theme: "In my view, local councils, putting aside party politics, are absolutely central to this [renewal] because what Gordon was really saying, if you translate this into conceptual terms, is that representative democracy is the cornerstone.
Inheritance is the cornerstone of object-oriented development, supporting conceptual modeling, subtype polymorphism and software reuse.
His gloriously retinal blue monochromes are among the cornerstones of Minimalism; other works foreshadow Conceptual, performance, body and environmental art, not to mention the dematerialization of art.
A conceptual framework was initially constructed that includes the three cornerstone potential risks that confront any NPP plant operational risks, natural disaster risks, and plant locational risk (Fig. 3).
Multiple masculinity theory is a cornerstone of masculinity studies, and a component of the conceptual framework of many gender equality and health interventions that work with men and boys (60).
