She argues that what is needed is an 'internal' connection between product and cause, such as the kind of internal connection that exists between an act and its motive which is highlighted by how we explicitly evaluate actions in terms of the motives that led to them.
"Architecture, for him, existed as an act, a concept, a discipline".
Then, to Moscow utter outrage, Bush announced plans for an anti-missile system in the Czech Republic and Poland (only 190 km from Russia's border) to supposedly shoot down Iranian nuclear-armed missiles that don't exist was a act of monumental stupidity and pointless belligerence.
Rather, we suggest the opposite possibility, that there exists a natural mechanism that acts in the steady state, similar to what occurs with peripheral tissue antigens [38], but that is perhaps even more profound, to tolerize T cells to brain antigens as a default, and for the same end purpose to keep the organ from autoimmune attack.
But there also exists a legal gun culture that acts in accordance with the law and under the protection of the Second Amendment.
Clausius coined the word "entropy" to refer to this dissipated potential, and the second law thus says that wherever a nonequilibrium distribution of energy exists (a gradient or potential) natural acts spontaneously to minimize it or equivalently to maximize the entropy.
A veteran of hard-bitten parts in 24, The Pacific and CSI, Dale had a single-scene outing in Flight, playing an emaciated cancer patient who exists to act as a wheezing existential cupid to Denzel Washington's boozy pilot and Kelly Reilly's friendly junkie.
It exists to act as an intermediary between the ruling Jewish race and the governed Palestinian race in an apartheid state.
In other words, did the picture exist because of an act of vanity, an act of adoration, or a plain and simple commercial transaction?
Where once a show such as The X Factor might have been permitted to exist solely as an act of extreme artistic endeavour, now there are bills to pay.
