It has moved universities from major cities to disperse the students who have historically formed the core of protest.
The Taihang Mountains have historically formed an obstacle to movement between Shanxi and Hebei, and the phrase "the road over Taihang" has long been a poetic metaphor for the frustrations of life.
Some journalists have described PC Music as a genre or even a subculture in itself, the latest ripple in the same sonic underground that bore garage and dubstep – but those movements have historically formed organically, via like-minded people coming together in nightclubs.
In China, where most foreign investment has historically taken the form of joint ventures, our colleagues surveyed the alliance portfolios of 30 multinationals and discovered that top performers are twice as likely to have restructured their alliances as underperformers are.
Indeed, the only point in the lifespan of a movement that the advice proffered above is even arguably relevant is that moment at which a movement is first formed; it has historically been the case that crystalizing which present crisis a movement will respond to necessarily privileges one subject-formation matrix over all others.
African Americans still face exclusion from the mainstream media, which has historically come in many forms.
Tanka, in literature, a five-line, 31-syllable poem that has historically been the basic form of Japanese poetry.
The latter often coincide with geologic age boundaries; in fact, the absence of particular life-forms has historically defined most geologic boundaries ever since the geologic record was first compiled and analyzed in the late 18th century.
"As a professional practice, photojournalism has historically relied on two forms of scarcity.
Democracy has historically taken on various forms in Athens, degenerating from an aboriginal democracy of non-meddling farmers (VI.4), through various intermediate forms to a democracy (seemingly that of contemporary fourth-century Athens) in which men rule, not laws.
