Now he has designed a line for Roche Bobois that marries his made-by-hand sensibility with mass production.
This is the only scale that takes the ambulatory function, the function of the hands, the sensibility of the hands, and the micturation pattern separately into account.
While part of Kant's point here is to contrast aesthetic and rational ideas, it is clear that he sees the role of aesthetic ideas as mediating between rational ideas on the one hand, and sensibility and imagination on the other.
An account of the murder and surgical mutilation of a deaf child from the Florida beach community where Marie lives, "Mermaid" delivers all the grim details of the crime and smartly imitates the hand-wringing sensibility of such books.
On the one hand, the retrofuturist sensibility is drawn to old visions of the future because today's have lost their appeal; on the other, it recognizes that those old visions had their downsides.
Improvements in the dexterity score, hand grip, and sensibility from the preoperative levels were assessed.
The functional outcome (measured as the dexterity score, hand grip strength, sensibility, and appearance) was analyzed postoperatively.
Enliven, if they accept the gulf between a playwright's time and immediate intentions on the one hand and the sensibilities of today on the other, and set up a critical dialogue between past and present, text and audience.
The Hedrichs, on the other hand, "shared a design sensibility with the architecture itself," said Robert Sobieszek, curator of photography at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art and curator of a 1984 exhibit and book on Hedrich Blessing.
