With so much new art currently emerging from vital markets around the world, much of it referring back to "premodern" ideas, traditions, rituals, and art, today's new art is best understood not as some bounded and supplanting epoch or movement, but in relation to a thriving past being revised and remodeled in new contexts today.
It refers back on itself.
It referred back to numerous precursors, and forward to several possible futures.
The last variation, the "Quodlibet," was part of this flow of song, humor and athleticism, and at the same time it referred back to the comic pomposity of the French overture at the start of the work's second half.
It was found that the repeated name slow-down occurred only when the name itself was in a subject position and it referred back to an antecedent expression that was also in a subject position in a preceding clause/sentence.
The committee's report, and the government's response to it, refer back to two reviews carried out into issues arising from the theft and online publication of thousands of e-mails from a server at the university's Climatic Research Unit (CRU) in November 2009.
"It refers back to the notion of Massachusetts town hall meetings with direct democracy and participation in decisions.
This makes things easy, but it refers back to the earlier-noted oddity, that the software shuts itself down after a pass in Full Auto Mode.
Starting a business is not easy, but if you're wondering if you can do it, refer back to any of these things you've experienced and know that you've done something harder.
While preparing for my trip, I packed a little book entitled Urine Therapy (written by Germans, obviously), and any time I was feeling shy or doubtful, I referred back to it like it was my Bible.
Voxer's differentiating voice messaging feature is called 'Live-messaging' which enables users to stream media live but also store it simultaneously — allowing users to listen to an audio message as it's coming in while also having it saved for referring back to later.
