(iii) Whereas every art and technique has a more or less limited objective (end) which can be accomplished by skillful deployment of the art, moral thought has in view an unlimited and common (shared) horizon or point, that of "human life as a whole [finis communis totius humanae vitae]" (ST I-II q.
The deployment of the arts in cultural diplomacy can never be any more than about influence, however profound, and not power.
It's here that Zemeckis's deployment of the digital arts reveals its power and invests the movie with an overarching ideal.
In September, after the New York Times published a long story alleging that Coulson knew about his reporters' deployment of the "dark arts," and, in fact, "actively encouraged" it, Coulson again asserted his innocence.
A simple device, used in many notable works of art: the deployment of great and volatile forces within a very tight structure.
This paper presents a state of art of DG deployment techniques and their influence on the ongoing research efforts in this field.
According to a report issued by the International Electricity Partnership during the climate talks in Copenhagen, deployment of state-of-the-art technologies can lead to cuts in carbon emissions of 60-80% in developed economies by 2050.
The same can be said of the development and deployment of state-of-the-art crash-avoidance and braking systems.
This paper presents the first attempt to quantify the potential impacts of a massive deployment of state-of-the-art energy-efficient technologies in the most energy-consuming economies in the world: the United States, the European Union, China, and India.
A little like Tessa Thompson's artist-activist character Detroit in Boots Riley's new film Sorry to Bother You, Reynolds's nuanced performance of Black femininity extends beyond her art, to the deployment of color-coded wardrobes and constructed social encounters.
