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Stated that way, Mr. Fischer's remarks stand in marked contrast to the German notion of Regietheater ("director's theater"), which has seen standard repertory operas interpreted in styles that drastically deviate not only from conventional representations, but also from the notional content expressed by the works themselves.

It supports not only the set of simulation models, GUIs and data representations, but also many users running simulations at the same time.

This bodily self, then, appears as the "gathering place" not just of my representations, but also as the "origin of all movements connected physiologically with bodily feelings", the pole of all attraction and repulsion.

It also contrasts with Millikan's (1984) highly ambitious attempt to directly account, not only for the contents of all mental representations, but also for the meanings of all linguistic utterances via a teleological theory.

Inspired by Mouchette, Parked Domain Girl, Marilyn Monroe, Tim Berners-Lee, and net art archetypes, this new work not only merges a strong and unique visual signature with a contemporary reflection and interrogation of contemporary gendered representations, but also emphasizes a playful use of internet exploration: "I enjoy getting lost online by browsing for a long time without having a purpose.

Even though the clinical differences between NF1 and Proteus syndrome are known, and despite the diagnostic methods available nowadays, the confusion persists not just in press representations but also in those of physicians.

The redistricting affects not only legislative and Congressional representation, but also the level of financing for programs in various districts.

To this end the statue was not only a physical representation but also a vehicle for appropriate texts, which might be inscribed obtrusively over beautifully carved surfaces.

Kondabolu said the the heightened media visibility of South Asians in recent years not only speaks to more representation but also an ability to reclaim control over how these images are produced.

Mandela faced some opposition on this point, mainly from militants who wanted precisely to minimize white representation but also from Afrikaner diehards who hoped a district system could somehow be gerrymandered to maximize it.

The prime minister has proposed two alternative systems, either of which would resolve the problem of Kurdish representation — but also reduce the size of the two mainstream opposition parties now in Parliament, almost certainly decimating the one in third place.