"Ahistoric Occasion," rambling through a number of galleries on the museum's first floor, is meant, says its organizer, Nato Thompson, a Mass MoCA curator, to track what he defines as "historic re-enactment," an emerging art form that takes a nontraditional view of history to explore what the events of the past might actually mean.
The existence of these phenomena cannot be easily explained under the traditional theory, because from that theory we normally take them as given and do not begin to think about evolution before we imagine them in place (we do not normally think of them as evolving) (see [ 57] for an opposing, nontraditional view, consistent with the present work).
Like vegans, American Indians have a nontraditional perspective on Thanksgiving.
See "Except in France and Poland, Nontraditional Parties Viewed Positively", May 29 , 2015 Pew Research Center.
We are now faced with a nontraditional, radical view of "democracy" coming from the Republican party.
The data obtained suggest that men subjects present an increase CV risk when compared to women which is mainly viewed by nontraditional markers and might result from slight, but concomitant, variations of several factors (despite values within the normal clinical range), including increment of TC, LDL-c, TG, and glycemia and reduced HDL-c, together with increased BMI.
Conversion to SRL prevented CsA-induced renal damage evolution, which is better viewed by nontraditional, emergent biomarkers including serum TGF- β and IL-7, TBARs clearance, and kidney TGF- β and mTOR, while NGAL (serum versus urine) seems to be a feasible indicator of substitution to the mTOR inhibitor.
Live TV programming transmitted over the Internet is intended to be viewed on a nontraditional screen, like a PC or cellphone, or Sony's own L.C.D. screen for LocationFree.
"Both the professional and the public view of minority casting, nontraditional casting, colorblind casting has taken a terrific leap forward," said Alan Wasser, the show's general manager.
