Even in the passage I quoted at the beginning, Lessing's protagonist is moving from living unconsciously to consciously in a way that seems to engage her in something like the process of artistic creation.
Even in the passage I quoted at the beginning, Lessing's protagonist is moving from living unconsciously to consciously in a way that seems to engage her in something like the process of artistic creation.
The television business was moving from live programmes in New York to film produced in Los Angeles, so in 1961, after publication of his novel Spencer's Mountain, another Waltons precursor, Hamner moved his family to California; his memoir, The Avocado Drive Zoo (1999) recalls the move.
Moving from living room to white cube tends to re-enact the experience of her work, in which the chaos of bristling aggregates of sliced and spliced household objects is relieved by the relative clarity of seductive bright colors, whether intrinsic or applied.
The chart shows that for those moving from living with a partner to living alone, the probability of GHQ-12 caseness is already slightly elevated at t0, but increases substantially at t1.
Among those moving from living with a partner at t0 to living alone at t1, the vast majority make this transition due to bereavement (85% of men and 92% of women) rather than through divorce or separation (3% for both men and women).
Around the state, caucus locations are being moved from living rooms to meeting halls.
"Progress in Brain Research," Volume 177, illustrates how the research has moved from living in the present to living in the future.
The amount of IRW that was moved from living biomass to the HWP pool was equal, on average, to 309 Mt CO2 year−1 between 2000 and 2012.
According to our estimates, the DOM pool (not reported by the country) is a C sink, because of the amount of residues left after harvest (i.e., moved from living biomass to DOM).
