These are questions that Rei has confronted in his work.
In his view, the code certainly expressed an individual right, but the exact form of realisation remained open.17 Privileging individual rights in prison by setting up cooperation involving manifold actors confronted in their everyday work life with prison needs, practices, and rules, the initiative took a pragmatic shape.
It's something we all confront in our work, if we care about that work.
None cause the misfortunes they confront in their work; all seek to ameliorate its effects.
In this environment, many creative filmmakers, artists, musicians use "egao", a Chinese term for a kind of remix culture satire that criticizes without directly confronting, in their works in order to get past the censors and avoid prosecution.
In this work, we use four different computing systems with shared memory, which allow us to confront our shared memory implementations against a similar distributed memory implementation.
In muscles confronted with increased work load (training, endurance exercise) or pathological changes (mitochondrial diseases, genetic defects in respiratory complexes), the proliferation of mitochondria serves as an adaptational response to decreased energy levels [ 33].
Village doctors were confronted with tremendous work pressure, especially in the clinics with less doctor distribution.
Having confronted this in my own life and work, I'm profiling six photographers contributing to the project who approach these issues from different angles.
To find it, we have to confront everything in the work that is the opposite.
