Despite the fact that the results of such research seem promising, the restrictions in the case of monumental structures focusing on using compatible repair materials, renders them inappropriate for restoration works.
Trouble was, Sabbath's monumental sound required focus in the studio, and he couldn't comply.
Despite it seeming like a monumental task, bringing a focus to a cause that highlights survivors has proved to be Ruiz's strong point.
According to the foundation: "While finding a 'cure' to the disease is obviously a monumental undertaking, the Foundation focuses on serving not only the 28 million people personally affected by cancer worldwide, but their family and friends, as well.
Cameron (1815-79) revolutionised photography and immortalised the age of the eminent Victorian through her monumental photographs with their muzzy focus and dramatic use of light – from sunshine to moonlight – against voluminous dark.
A focus of Augustan monumental architecture was the Campus Martius, an open area outside the city center that in early times had been devoted to equestrian sports and physical training for youth.
For example, while the national media has recently been focusing on the monumental efforts to create Edible Schoolyards in some big cities, here on the Island a whole community of parents, teachers, kids, and small business people, led by the non-profit group Island Grown Initiative (IGI), decided to join forces two years ago to build vegetable gardens in each of the Island's seven schools.
Instead of focusing on the monumental significance and opportunity afforded by both a historic opening of political ties with Cuba, and a warming of political and economic cooperation with Argentina for the first time in a decade, media outlets nationwide narrowed in on criticizing Obama and his family's activities.
While we could have, we didn't count the frequent minor jabs, but focused on the more monumental statements that wound their way into every speech.
It is sad that so monumental a work of scholarship has focused on a notion so alien to Goethe and to the art he practised.
