Therefore, 3-D grids of the FI in granitic areas affected by strike-slip brittle tectonics, such as Mina Ratones, constitute an image of fault zone architecture.
That's why "Memory of the Camps" is a document for historical study but, as a film, much less important than the works of Claude Lanzmann, who has realized, aesthetically, the experience of the death camps through the bearing of witness — and, in the process, has sought to define what might even constitute an image of the murder of European Jews at the hands of the Nazis.
Students in this course will question what constitutes an image, how images inform, and to what extent they succeed outside of language.
This enables the "infinite" universe, as the whole constituted by all creatures, to be an image of the divine oneness, but only in a contracted or attenuated fashion.
The recorded pattern constitutes a digital hologram from which an image of the particles is computationally reconstructed using a fast Fourier transform.
This image constitutes a form of pluralism, and, like the reductionism it is meant to replace, it can be either synchronic or diachronic.
They proceed from God as an image of God and constitute the very flower of the universe.
What magazines desire most is an image of a star that constitutes a kind of endorsement.
After the remote cartoon that now constitutes the image of Boss Tweed, Daley's name is probably the most synonymous with the urban political machine, the most tangible idea of what to expect of the person who runs it.
