Grounded in Beinecke Rare Book & Manuscript Library's strong holdings in the politics of postwar avant-gardes and counterculture, primary research will focus on emergent links between art and protest in Europe and the United States, with individual sessions devoted to local manifestations of transnational movements in Paris, Berlin, New York, Berkeley, Rome, Florence, and New Haven.
Nonetheless, most of them are not designed for the Mexican population or are devoted only to the treatment of certain disease manifestations, like lupus nephritis, or are designed for some physiological state like pregnancy.
There is, of course, an entire art form devoted to the creation of works that have no manifestation except the live act itself, and that is dance.
The most obvious, though not the most important, manifestation of imbalance is the large number of items devoted to Marxist themes, from "abstract and concrete labor" to "vulgar economy". Some of the articles are informative, some are mystifying; but that is not the point.
And yet there is almost no energy anywhere in Washington devoted to either studying or overcoming the subtle and not-so-subtle manifestations of corruption in American political life.
A large part of the guidelines is devoted to the proper management of patients with diabetes and various cardiovascular disease manifestations.
The Orchestra of St . Lukes, in its many manifestations, keeps itself fresh by offsetting programs of standard repertory with others devoted to offbeat works.
She devoted her adult life to the study of human society, languages, and culture in various manifestations, and was the co-author and editor of several volumes in various anthropological sub-disciplines.
Over the past several decades, tremendous enthusiasm and efforts have been devoted to biomarkers for SLE because the diagnosis of SLE requires a combination of clinical manifestations and biomarkers and no single test is sufficiently sensitive and specific to be diagnostic.
An inspection of a range of general chemistry texts shows that the most common approach is to separate the macroscopic manifestations of changes in bond energies, as measured by temperature changes, into a section devoted to thermochemistry and the First Law of Thermodynamics.
The geometrical and grain SEs in µ-scale deformation are identified and articulated, the manifestations of the SE are illustrated and the affected phenomena are enumerated, with particular attention devoted to pointing out the differences from those in the corresponding m-scale domain.
