The culmination of these actions finds my various characters physically building a sculpture that marks my study into being and process, illustrating my findings, resulting with a sculptural installation, activated by performative action.
That meaty challenge, from my improbably-named opponent, is the culmination of my actions as twin assassins Evie and Jacob Frye in one of the side missions in the just-released Assassin's Creed Syndicate.
That most racy activity, the culmination of the action in all the romantic books I used to read.
To Hegel, the state was the culmination of moral action, where freedom of choice had led to the unity of the rational will, and all parts of society were nourished within the health of the whole.
Thus paintings and sculptures must not represent the moment of the culmination of an action, which leaves nothing further to the imagination, but a moment of anticipation which leaves the imagination free to play with further possibilities (Laocoön, chapter 3, p. 19).
While initially intended to circle La Bourget, the culmination of this action instead circled the Champ de Mars, a park next to the Eiffel Tower, while participants were subjected to police scrutiny and bag searches in order to even get into the park.
Karma can also be interpreted to mean "action" and is the culmination of all the actions we have taken through out our lives.
This was the first time the Senate has vetoed a nuclear treaty (though in 1980 it forced President Carter to withdraw the second Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty, SALT 2, after the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan).Worryingly, the Senate vote is also the culmination of a pattern of actions which point to creeping isolationism.
An alternative hypothesis is that since prescribing indicators are the culmination of a series of actions, whereas monitoring indicators result from inaction on the part of the practice or the patient, practices with a lower prevalence of monitoring indicators would have a higher prevalence of prescribing indicators.
His resignation is the culmination of a military action that began last week, when Zimbabwe's armed forces seized control of state television, surrounded government buildings and detained the president in his home on Wednesday. .
