It says that "in some circumstances certain provider types are, as a result of their corporate form, subject to additional costs compared to other providers.
This stride encompassed a profoundly original fusion of form, subject and material; or more precisely, of Cubist collage, black culture and paper.
Through Nov. 2 This exhibition shows the influential performance and installation artist Paul McCarthy sailing ever closer to traditional sculpture, while maintaining a characteristic obstreperousness of form, subject and process.
The process is reflexive; it works best when distinctions are forced on us, as when markedly unlike works that still speak to one another through echoes in form, subject, color or mood are placed side by side.
"If the only way you got material is basically in an encrypted form subject to a contract that says, 'You may not copy any of this,' how do you make fair use?' " said Marybeth Peters, the head of the United States Copyright Office.
But it is also a fragile form, subject to human frailty.
Rather, a self-predication claim asserts that there is a special primitive kind of ontological relation between a Form (subject) and its essence (predicate).
This paper studies the problem of finite-time stabilization by state feedback for a class of uncertain nonholonomic systems in feedforward-like form subject to inputs saturation.
We have implemented an RDF persistence framework that converts java object instances into sets of RDF triplets of the form (subject, predicate, object).
This single-workload problem can be converted into a Lagrangian in the following form, subject to only the constraints on CPU and network (13).
In his Imperativenlehre, Pfänder pursues the idea of developing a deontic logic, i.e., a logic for those propositions that have the form "subject s should (should not) be/do x".
