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His gaonate, however, gave an official stamp to his many works, which responded to the ideological challenges to Rabbinism by restating traditional Judaism in intellectually cogent terms.
Her art could also be riotously funny and sexy as well as macabre, and she made many works which dealt with female jouissance and eroticism, pleasure and pain.
Now, guests can also check in to an apartment themed around the author and adventurer's many works, which include Around the World in Eighty Days and Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea.
There are also many works which view communities from different perspectives.
However, there are not many works which estimate the similarity among social network users based on their activities on social network.
As far as Sociology in particular is concerned, many works which attempt to identify and explain young people's concerns seek to answer the following question: how do young people expect their future to be? [15, 28, 29].
In the last ten to fifteen years, we have seen many works but probably not many theoretical works which analyse asymptotically waves on beaches with respect to space-time parameters; the most illuminating analytical works are those of Ehrenmark [7] and Constantin [8], the latter of which deals with non-linear governing equations in a Lagrangian approach.
"We will see many more works which involve the spectator," said Tate Modern director Chris Dircon.
Carroll (2001) thinks Dewey's theory of art fails to cover many contemporary works which then act as counterexamples to his definition of art as experience.
To represent these non-Newtonian fluids some modifications to the Navier-Stokes equations are used and these are seen in many research works which studied viscoelastic and micropolar fluids [1, 2].
This is contradictory to the findings of many published works, which have reported statistically significant protective effects, but the risk effect we found is supported by the most recent BCAC study [ 46].
