The mixed-media work contributed by Ms. Page (born 1956) is a fragmented, surrealistic interpretation of the human form that Ms. Goleas described as "slightly grotesque, but sympathetic; organic, but alien".
The latter research theme is crucial for us and political science has produced literature on it that is as vast in its consistency as it is fragmented in its theoretical interpretations.
This discrepancy was probably due to erroneous interpretation of small, fragmented shallow-water meadows on sonograms.
"Access to patient data for research is currently hampered by a fragmented legal framework, inconsistency in interpretation of the regulations, variable guidance and a lack of clarity among investigators, regulators, patients and the public," it concludes.
Therefore, caution is needed in the interpretation of the results, considering the fragmented nature of the observations (see also [3]).
Finally, constructivism moves beyond material and interest-based interpretations of the evolution of the institutionally fragmented architecture of global CCS governance.
The significant and relatively focal eGBR in the TPO region in the present experiment is consistent with the interpretation that the TPO achieves primary binding of the configuration of fragmented lines.
To fully explain these teaching points would take up too much space here but they are the result of our understanding of the impacts of trauma that include: 1. disscociation (when people "check out" or have fragmented experiences that from time to time do not include you); 2. the internal interpretation of external stimuli (like touch); and 3. the feeling of safety in relationships.
In addition to the Wooster Group's technologically fragmented "Hamlet" at the Public Theater, there's a revival of the CZECHOSLOVAK-AMERICAN MARIONETTE THEATER's interpretation of Shakespeare's most famous tragedy.
Creative and effective use of fractured and fragmented images is important to the success of pieces by Nola Zirin and Angela Milner, and to the imaginative landscape interpretations of Anna London and Ruth Levine.
