Initially developed from the blues and other popular musical idioms for dancing, jazz became more of a mode for musicians' personal expressions in the 1940's as soloing and improvisation came to the fore during the Bebop Era.
It is worth remembering the dominance of pop-conceptualism (for want of a better expression) in the 1990s, during the febrile genesis of Britart.
The exterior may indicate the difficulty architects faced of finding an authentic institutional expression in the late 20th century: it is a deliberately anti-monumental monument.
As the city grew into a mecca of leftwing politics and hippie self-expression in the 1960s and 70s, the ideals of tolerance and inclusion became central to the civic self-image.
The search for a "voice," then, as now, is a search for someone writing serious, realistic, narrative-driven fiction — what Tom Wolfe argued is the novel's supreme expression, in the 1989 Harper's essay, "Stalking the Billion-Footed Beast".
It seemed inevitable that this insurgent energy would find expression in the 2012 Presidential race, with Republican candidates competing to see who could formulate the angriest denunciation of Obama.
Pay ratios and binding votes could be framed as a natural extension of a UK corporate governance code that has been refined many times since its first expression in the 1990s.
However, Einstein nowhere uses this expression in the (1905b) derivation of mass-energy equivalence.
For a short while, between the end of imperial censorship with the Kaiser's abdication in 1918 and Hitler's elimination of free expression in the early 1930s, the artists of the Weimar Republic reworked, often brilliantly, our most basic assumptions about how we express ourselves and how we communicate with each other.
Biosynthetic genes are dramatically more reduced in expression in the myb29myb28 double mutant, as compared to the single mutants.
