The Barbican exists to express a classically Ballardian paradox: being in the city but not of the city.
When a word already exists to express what you're saying, altering the meaning of another word that means the exact opposite will just confuse everyone.
We put the value of the stream function, calculated from the velocity of the subducting slab and its direction, in the region where the slab exists to express the movement of the slab.
In fact, they're not really species, they all interbreed, but the names exist to express a real phenomenon which is this incredible morphological diversity.
Rather than feeling like artists experimenting with new tech for the sake of experimentation, these projects feel like they belong to auteurs savvily using the tools that exist to express themselves.
In a 2010 piece in the New York Review of Books, Lilla argued that Tea Party supporters "have no constructive political agenda...the movement only exists to express defiance against a phantom threat behind a real economic and political crisis".
There is no gender, no plural nouns, and while mechanisms do exist to express tense (e.g. past/present/future), they are much simpler than those of any Western language.
But the movement only exists to express defiance against a phantom threat behind a real economic and political crisis, and to remind those in power that they are there for one thing only: to protect our divine right to do whatever we damn well please.
As well as DALYs, various other summary measures exist to express population health or disease states, such as QALYs (Quality Adjusted Life Years), HALYs (Health Adjusted Life Years), DALEs (Disability Adjusted Life Expectancy), HALEs (Health Adjusted Life Expectancy), and various monetary valuation measures.
The typographer exists not to express his own design preferences, his own aesthetic needs, but to provide a useful (because usable) connection between someone with something to say and someone to say it to.
