Yet will a moment like that, a magical point in time when art truly manages to change the outcome of the conflict, without compromising justice for peace, come around ever again?
ART coverage defined as the number of patients receiving ART at a point in time, divided by the number needing treatment is determined by timely HIV diagnosis and effective linkage to ART.
His most significant work, A Point in Time (1929 38), has been described by art historian Duncan Macmillan as "one of the most important Scottish pictures of the century".
Thus, direct comparison on the same targets at the same point in time with other state-of-the-art techniques helps debugging and benchmarking of new developments.
It was at this point in time that one of the more prominent art collectors in Israel, Chaim Shiff, who had bought numerous Givati paintings, offered the artist room and board at hotels in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv in exchange for a monthly stipend affording him to paint.
"Postural yoga has such a twisted history going back to the 9th or 10th century that there is really nothing that can be said to be 'authentic'," explains Joseph Alter Stewart, Professor of Social Sciences at Yale ."At one point in time it was alchemy, then a martial art, then a form of spiritual exercise, then physical fitness, then self-development, then medicine.
"From MOMA's point of view, it comes at an important point in time for the institution and underscores its commitment to contemporary art.
The optimal level of adherence in this study will be considered as taking 95% or more of the dispensed ART regimen using pill count at a point in time.
Rather, a translation should be considered permanent if it is part of the official state of the art practice in its subject area at a specific point in time.
Point in Time, which wants to turn the derelict Abel Morral site into a museum and arts centre, needs to raise £1m by Monday.
