The more complex and imbedded in consciousness the images of ubiquitous technology become, the more this unholy and yet ever so luscious art + machina merger demands our careful sorting: as viewers (now users) of images; as makers of representations; as those of us who comment on same.
Landscape context has direct ramifications for terrestrial vertebrate diversity in intensively managed landscapes, with negative effects more pronounced in forests imbedded in agriculture or anthropogenic landscapes.
The legitimacy of those government actions, in that tempestuous period, still are up in the air and imbedded in more than 20 lawsuits against the US Treasury and Fannie's and Freddie's regulator.
The younger the rock, the more deeply it must have been imbedded in the mountain, and thus the more the mountain must have eroded.
This is mainly due to the fact that orbit determination is often imbedded in a much more general parameter estimation problem, where other parameter types (referred to station positions, Earth rotation, atmosphere, etc).
There may indeed be opportunities imbedded in this new risk, but what is more clear we may be experiencing increased volatility in the market going forward.
After many interviews with American and Japanese managers, I have come to believe that the perspective imbedded in Eastern philosophy, culture, and values helps make the implicit dimension more visible.
Who might be more likely to dream up breakthrough ideas, the lone genius or a smart individual imbedded in a diverse social network?
Rural services were compared to third world conditions reinforcing an inequity imbedded in a system that privileges one group over another, usually the more vulnerable group.
With roots imbedded in blues and folk, this eccentric band has influenced alternative rock for more than a decade.
