The Centre Pompidou will also run an exhibition from March 18 to June 15 , 2020 retracing the work from 1958 to 1964 in Paris of Christo and his wife, Jeanne-Claude, who died in 2009.
By Bianca Bosker October 14, 2016 The documentary "Sour Grapes" retraces the detective work that uncovered what is thought to be the largest case of wine counterfeiting in history.
On "Phases," the songwriter's new collection of outtakes, rarities, and covers, she excavates several past numbers, and retraces trails found in the work of roamers like Bruce Springsteen and Hoyt Axton.
In the preface to the work he retraces the development of the core idea of the book, describing very poetically how in April 1919 the idea "blossomed" in his mind about the distribution of prime numbers (Ehrenfels 1922, IV: "An einem warmen Aprilvormittag 1919 ist mir – in der Sonne gelagert neben der Gruft meines Vaters – „der Knopf aufgegangen" für das Wesentliche der Lösung").
The fascinating scholarly afterwords contributed to "Little Man — What Now?" by Philip Brady and to "The Drinker" by John Willet retrace the author's life and work, and weigh his contribution.
By mid-July, Perelman had posted the final two installments of his proof on the Internet, and mathematicians had begun the work of formal explication, painstakingly retracing his steps.
The exhibition provided a space where, using a variety of media, visitors could gain a glimpse into the work of the Routledges and the Mana Expedition, the efforts of Retracing Routledge, and learn about the Easter Island Foundation's scholarship program.
Retrace the route he used to walk to work?
Only recently, thanks largely to the work of Peter Hylton, has the anti-empiricist, Platonist character of Russell's early thought been properly appreciated.2 I do not intend, in what follows, to retrace these philosophical arguments.
– Data concerning occupational factors include a detailed occupational questionnaire retracing the full employment history.
