The exhibition presents human bodies and body parts that have been preserved through a polymer preservation process, whatever that is.
With proper names, in Kripke's theory, reference is preserved through a causal chain of intentions.
Important community assets and businesses can also be preserved through a land trust.
Ham, the rear leg of a hog prepared as food, either fresh or preserved through a curing process that involves salting, smoking, or drying.
For those groups role-playing the Tsar and Stolypin, it can provide an insight into decision-making at the top, and how power can be preserved through a combination of reform and repression to divide and rule.
Sugar is representative of physical and moral decay, but the desserts are preserved through a ritual of photogrammetry* so their mindless consumption, an ephemeral pleasure, is captured as a lasting subject of reflection.
This judicial role accords with our basic constitutional doctrine that individual freedoms will best be preserved through a separation of powers and division of functions among the different branches and levels of Government.
These sad specimens — preserved through a mineral peculiarity in the earth and disinterred because nobody had paid their grave fees — spoke of the listlessness and defeat that had settled upon this once-grand provincial capital, where for two centuries close to 40percentt of the world's silver was mined.
Rather than emphasizing content as an outcome to be made accessible and preserved through a particular workflow, curation could instead aim to encompass the characterization of well-formed research objects, with an emphasis on understanding the conditions of their creation, production, use, and reuse.
Today, the Kennedy fortune is preserved through a byzantine array of family trusts that provides ample income to dozens of Kennedy heirs and continues to help members mount political campaigns.
