In a number of respects e.g., in supplying certain goods, food, and wives each group is dependent on the other for elemental needs.
" 'Soft City' shows how, in the midst of physical decay, a city can flourish by fulfilling an elemental human need, the need to play out fantasies of self," Richard Sennett said here in 1974.
The persistence of this vision in the face of adversity, he said, suggests that space travel reflects "an elemental need".
In 1798 Martin Heinrich Klaproth confirmed Müller's observations and established the elemental nature of the substance.
Elemental mapping of the ZnO hollow spheres.
Thereafter, nucleosynthesis produced the elemental abundance of the early universe.
"OK, kids," she says, satisfied with the elemental balance of the display.
And for me that was the crux of what I was thinking of when photographing — the decisions we are all faced with, the equations we draw up, the pros and cons that inform our choices, the knowns and the unknowns — the calculus, and in their case, the most elemental of calculations, of what needs to be done so that they, or their families, might be able to survive.
