In an exhibition that opens on Thursday and draws upon highlights of its own collection, the American Folk Art Museum, at 45 West 53rd Street, examines the country's heritage and illuminates varying interpretations of enduring themes.
Not only does the process surface important disagreements in values, but when done well, illuminates unsupportable interpretations of science.
Instead of historical argument supported by evidence, or chronicle illuminated by interpretation, he gives us oracular assertion, supported by more oracular assertion.
Identifying TFs and cis-regulatory elements that drive psoriasis plaque formation should also illuminate our interpretation of GWAS findings [26].
Our deep and sophisticated understanding of the molecular, biochemical, and physiological bases of herbicide resistance at the genetic and cellular level (in essence a description of the consequences of selection) has often failed to illuminate the interpretation of the evolutionary and ecological aspects of herbicide resistance evolution (Neve 2007).
An illuminating and provocative interpretation of critical design for those interested in an alternative take on technology". Jeffrey Bardzell is Professor of Informatics in the School of Informatics and Computing at Indiana University Bloomington.
Their lively interpretation, aptly illuminating the details of the vast score, was rewarded with an enthusiastic audience response.
His characterful and profoundly musical interpretations vividly illuminated Haydn's contrasting moods, beginning with the witty Capriccio in G, which opened the program.
Their complex and intense interpretation illuminated every nuance of the work, from the driving rhythms of the opening Allegro to the bristling savagery of the Presto.
The Ehrenfest model of diffusion (named after the Austrian Dutch physicist Paul Ehrenfest) was proposed in the early 1900s in order to illuminate the statistical interpretation of the second law of thermodynamics, that the entropy of a closed system can only increase.
Indeed, his interpretation illuminates an Enlightenment world that hovered between reason and bigotry, and where a quasi-scientific interest in the occult and the emerging genre of the novel fed a public that was hungry for "tales of wonder".Unlike Barry, Fuseli a former preacher who was forced to leave his native Zurich looked rationally at the London art scene.
