Memory is a storyteller, and like all storytellers it imposes form on the raw mass of experience.
That there is no determination means to Zen that because the bottomless ground is nothing, it does not impose form on things that are mirrored.
As a result, the demiurge is divided into one intellect which continues contemplating the Forms and another which imposes Forms on matter and thus orders matter (frs. 11.14 20, 16.10 12, 21.4 5).
A video of three cooling towers being demolished at Didcot has been watched avidly by many in south-west England who have known these imposing forms on the landscape's skyline all their lives.
It was certainly to Apple's advantage that it was obsessed over by Jobs, who imposed form and accessibility on the digital world.
In his novel "Masters of Atlantis" Portis would go deepon secret societies like the Klan: their tawdry pomp, their promise to scratch the eternal itch to impose form and meaning on semi-pointless existence.
The Century Plaza Towers show us the power of architecture, both in its ability to create strong forms to stand against the seeming chaos of the city, and in its brute force, imposing form and scale on our lives.
Leadership involves boldness, decisiveness and action, even a willingness to go it alone; constitutions work in the opposite direction, imposing forms and rules, checks on power and limits on executive initiative.
The fancier look focused on a classic silhouette (right) that imposes a form on the wearer.
Instead of imposing baroque form on the material, Carson lets Michael haunt the work, writing into its lacunae, through the eeriness of his handwriting, of the airmail stamps he used.
