As can be seen, bronze has been positioned throughout the history of mankind as a depository and communicator of the values of illustrious characters, models for humanity, from Greek times until today, being filled with symbolic, historical and poetic values that lie in its physico-chemical, metallurgical and mechanical characteristics.
Krumholtz has worked with a grant committee funded by the National Endowment for the Humanities to help Princeton and the Graduate School look at new sustainable models for humanities graduate education.
"The most important thing about the Adirondacks is the fact that it is the world's best model for humanity and nature living together," said Donald K. Clifford Jr. (a k a Obie), the president of the museum's board.
Collectively, we are creating a new model for humanity to live on this planet.
The film centers around a metaphor of caterpillars becoming butterflies as a model for humanity.
Existence of Internet with its enormous capabilities makes WSNs an important information resource for physical phenomena in addition to using their potential applications to construct more accurate models for servicing humanity in various aspects of life such as industrial control, security, smart home, e-health, and surveillance.
She will bear a son and you are to name him Jesus, because he will save his people from their sins (Matthew 1 18-21)." We are reminded that Joseph chose of his own free will to humbly be obedient to God's Will, to become the loyal husband of a pregnant unwed mother, to be the foster father of a newborn baby, a hard worker and provider for his family and ultimately a true model man for humanity.
This chapter outlines common obstacles to librarian faculty partnerships at regional comprehensive universities, namely the lack of models for digital humanities at regional comprehensive universities, and the difficulty of fostering ethical librarian faculty collaboration.
The response to the threat from CFC's — a treaty and phaseout that is working — has been held up as a model for what humanity can do with carbon dioxide, the main emission linked to warming and the biggest threat, because of its long lifetime in the air, to drive temperatures dangerously higher.
When done correctly, they also serve as a model for how humanity can live in harmony with nature, rather than destroying it.
Basically, they are cities that claim to bridge the human/nature divide, pollute less, use less resources, emit lower amounts of carbon, utilize renewable energy, recycle more, have a higher percentage of energy efficient buildings, are set up for lower-carbon means of transport, and are posited as models for the way humanity will live next.
