Sentence examples for provide a locus from inspiring English sources

They wanted to provide a locus for their friends from school, inspired by their "idealistic view of the art world of my father's generation," Ms. VanDerBeek said.

Many of the temples at Angkor, all of which gave expression to Indian cosmological and mythical themes, were built in order to provide a locus for cults through which kings and other members of the royal family could be assured of immortality by becoming identified with Shiva or one of the other preeminent gods of the realm.

Cairo's Tahrir was the supreme case in point like the Mall in Washington or New York's politics-laden Union Square, or Chicago's Grant Park where protest whether peaceful and violently wiled can provide a locus of democratic will.

Since both zinc and cadmium bind to metallothionein, it appears that the binding sites provided by this inducible species provide a locus for interaction between zinc, a nutrient, and cadmium, an environmental contaminant.

In times of conflict or natural disasters, providing children with schooling not only safeguards their right to education, it can also provide a locus for them to receive essential health and nutrition services, as well as helping them regain a sense of routine and teaching them essential life skills.

The Egyptian images, however, had a magical purpose: they not only recorded the features of the deceased but also provided a locus for his ka, the mysterious entity that constituted an essential element of the personality.

When PEO phase separates in the PLA it tends towards the PLA/PA11 interface and provides a locus of failure for interfacial debonding.

"As these small groups mature they will themselves provide the seed source, inoculating the forest edge and providing a locus for these species to regenerate more widely, and restoring the forest to its diverse and species-rich former glory".

It also provided a locus in which Kant would address more explicitly a number of important issues connected with the religious import that human beings attribute to the concept of God.

In addition, the critical philosophy provided a locus from which Kant could address other important dimensions of the concepts of God and religion more explicitly than he had done in his earlier writings.

Temporary schools have been slowly restoring structure and stability to the lives of earthquake affected children and also providing a locus for other health and protection initiatives.