Experimental art was replaced by countless pictures of Vladimir Lenin (the founder of the Russian Communist Party and the first leader of the Soviet Union)—as, for example, Isaak Brodsky's Lenin at the Smolny (1930)—and by a seemingly unending string of rose-tinted Socialist Realist depictions of everyday life bearing titles like The Tractor Drivers' Supper (1951).
We believe that this further highlights the importance of a fully functional P2X7R to ensure the effective mechanotransduction of everyday load bearing over a lifetime, which is essential to the form and function of the skeleton.
In contrast, power in modern states has great bearing on everyday life and is centered around questions concerning life, not death.
In some respects, they may maintain a sort of vestigial religiosity; perhaps they still go to Mass on the major feast days, but this rudimentary faith long ago ceased to permeate their lives, and it has no bearing on their everyday routine.
C. 1626 Leiden, Netherlands February 3, 1679 Leiden, Netherlands Jan Steen, in full Jan Havickszoon Steen (born c. 1626, Leiden, Netherlands died February 3 , 1679 Leiden) Dutch painter of genre, or everyday, scenes, often lively interiors bearing a moralizing theme.
At a local level, communities have responded to such change (global meets local) by asserting identity through processes that have a direct bearing on their everyday lives.
Once our people finally connect the dots and realize that politicians are not "TV personalities" with no bearing in our everyday lives, and that DC is not "a kingdom far, far away," but a place where we ALL have a say, our power will become unbeatable.
Mr. Olmi shoots this sequence as straightforwardly as he does everything else; everyday occurrences have no more weight or bearing than the rest.
She asked instead to turn one of the sisters' houses into a youth center and Borough history interviewing site, as a way of bearing aesthetic witness to the everyday life of ordinary people.
(It is not the dreaded end I admire patients for bearing up to, but the everyday, the school runs and meals and holidays that must still go on, the breathing in and out, the paying the bills).
