Experimental music is a broad, loosely defined field encompassing musics created by abandoning traditional classical concepts of melody and harmony, and by using the new technology of electronics to create hitherto impossible sounds.
We don't mean necessarily that he's created some hitherto unheard-of hybrid of extreme genres, but for some reason he has reduced us to silence when all we really want to do is tell you what he's like.
Environmental toxicology has taken on great importance as toxic wastes from a variety of industrial processes foul the air, water, and soil, creating many hitherto unknown, and often (to the average citizen) undetectable, hazards.
In other words hold on to your razor-rimmed caps, folks, because it's going to be a bumpy ride … On the surface, this was a pretty good week for Tommy: he recruited Black Country boy Billy Kitchen to join Alfie Solomons' unfabulous baker boys, creating a hitherto unheard of Brummie/Black Country alliance along the way.
Unless Martin creates a hitherto unknown Jewish clan, Goldblatt's name might stick out a little in the Game of Thrones universe, but he's said he wants "to be a Valyrian if at all possible, but he figures it out himself.
Whereas the former now guarantees a basic level of recognition for everyone, the latter creates a hitherto unknown insecurity with regard to the question of what kind of recognition one deserves (Taylor 1992, 34 35); an insecurity which, according to some authors, has led to the growing importance of intimate love and friendship within the private sphere.
As he points out, across the history of cinema, techniques from zooms to hand-held shots, have hitherto created the illusion of space.
How, and to which extent, are markets created for entities hitherto excluded from market relations, such as human tissues and body parts?
When the inflammatory response ceases, the addition of new bone decreases, and the hitherto created bone is remodelled and mineralised.
Automobiles, naturally, outstrip other means of transportation in their responsibility for accidents, according to Dr. Moorhead, who said "motor traumata have created new types of injuries hitherto wholly unknown, and indeed they have made many of the rarer types of trauma exceedingly common.
