But stand far enough back from the processes of change and you will see spiraling.
Harmonies that would be static in Szymanowski are wrought into dynamic processes of change.
How can one understand those processes of change except by witnessing them?
Later, I saw before-and-after photos have the effect of masking processes of change even as they ostensibly reveal them.
They also helped transform archaeology from a field primarily devoted to providing museums with recognizable and intact artifacts to a discipline that studies the processes of change.
Though the film is nominally about Uruguay it concerns the whole continent, and also paternalism, foreign investment, questions of public responsibility, and processes of change.
Acculturation, the processes of change in artifacts, customs, and beliefs that result from the contact of two or more cultures.
As far back as 1909, Margaret Mead declared that "so longstanding and so rapid have been these processes of change that expectation of change and anxiety about change have been built into our character as a people".
Dewey's particular version of pragmatism, which he called "instrumentalism," is the view that knowledge results from the discernment of correlations between events, or processes of change.
More deliberate, however, have been various attempts at preserving the purity of a language, at least for some uses, or at arresting the processes of change.
The challenge to human life, therefore, is to determine how to live well with processes of change, not somehow to transcend them.
