Huge amounts of floor space have been invested in single works, such as Robert Gober's elaborate installation of sinks and faux-forests and politically charged stacks of newspapers, a work that divides viewers along the usual fault lines of contemporary art, taxing the patience of those who find it hermetic, ensorcelling those who find in it a haunting dreamscape of death, escape and renewal.
The grand fu of the Western Han dynasty were read and recited as celebrations of pure poetic delight, and were the first pieces of Chinese literature to fuse both unrestrained entertainment and moral admonitions together in single works.
The mini-clinical evaluation exercise (mini-CEX) is widely used for assessment in single work-based encounters of clinical competence at the top of Miller's pyramid the 'does' level.
(MIT Press, $39.95) As time, wallets and attention spans contract, more art books zero in on single works or on thin slices of a great artist's career.
The development of the medieval Arthurian cycle and the character of the "Arthur of romance" culminated in Le Morte d'Arthur, Thomas Malory's retelling of the entire legend in a single work in English in the late 15th century.
The WCA is useful for comparing the climates of different work groups, tracking the changes in climate in a single work group over time, or examining differences among individuals' perceptions of their work group climate.
Years ofexperience have taught him that the problems discussed here have as yet not been treated in this way in any single work.
There is a clear artistic impulse in these works - the drive to summarise a huge nation in a single work - but it's also about the bookworm's riposte to the jocks at school.
(And several of these arrangements can be layered together in a single work).
Many printmakers these days employ a variety of techniques in a single work.
In a single work you might encounter pop motifs and spraypaint flares, as well as eruptions of 20th-century abstraction.
