1963 autumn Many years before the "dematerialization of the art object" – the critic Lucy Lippard's phrase for the turn away from objects and towards ideas in American art of the late 1960s – Ono was creating artworks that could exist as mere instructions, to be executed once, multiple times, or never.
Citing Alice, Hirshfeld notes that improvements to technology, technical fields, or to the functioning of a computer "may be enough to qualify as 'significantly more'" whereas "mere instructions to implement an abstract idea on a computer" or requiring a generic computer to perform routine, generic computer functions do not qualify.
Lee & Drummond [4] investigated the effectiveness of the eye movement component compared with mere instructions in students who were asked to recall distressing memories.
The "rules" of grammar are not mere technical instructions from on-high for correct usage; rather, they express the norms for meaningful language.
Though seemingly unimportant and relegated to "mere" children's instruction, alphabets are demonstrably powerful political tools which impact the identities of those who use them (alphabets influence all of us who are literate through subtle historical and social associations).
In Stotland, both forms of role-taking are intended to activate our ability to think about the other in a mentalizing and emotive manner and are contrasted with a mere watch-him instruction emphasizing the observation of the external and physical behavior of the observed subject.
The composer Dennis DeSantis, for instance, in a manifesto on notation, writes: In this view, the score is essentially a mere set of instructions with no intrinsic artistic merit.
After a mere 15 minutes of instruction, 23 of 27 inmates were able to beat the test.
* Because I cannot say with any confidence that the instruction allowed a mere permissive inference drawing from proven facts, I think the instruction should be treated as a mandatory presumption that may have relieved the State of its burden of proving the identity of Tori's killer beyond a reasonable doubt.
Japanese automaker Mazda, pushing its "Zoom Zoom" theme for all it's worth, aims to change that with a local, one-day program that offers a sampling of performance driving instruction for a mere $39.
