LINCROFT "Visionary Anatomies," mixed-media works dealing with the scientific expression of the human body.
This indiscreet history is not what translates in the mind as frills and fluff: The curator Denis Bruna had good reason to choose a scientific expression.
The judges asserted that the government's export rules operated as a kind of prepublication licensing scheme that obstructed the professor's rights to scientific expression.
The latest scientific expression of this "new spirit" is the rise of a new discipline, "happiness studies" – how is it that, in our era of spiritualised hedonism, when the goal of life is directly defined as happiness, anxiety and depression are exploding?
On arrival in Berlin, I vowed to stem the tide, no matter the social awkwardness; picture if you might my German friend Nils's scientific expression on seeing my half-emptied plate of trout amandine at the beer garden Prater.
Ironically, the scientific brilliance of these refugees also shifted the primary language of scientific expression from German to English.
They might look mathematical or scientific, expressions of an American mania for measuring and surveying, if their logic wasn't so batty.
That is why, on the other hand, I have great difficulty with short English words like jut, jug, lie, lag, etc.: their colors simply run together". For her, Russian has "a lot of long, black and brown words", while German scientific expressions "are accompanied by a strange, dull yellowish glimmer".
For scientific expressions of this interest, he looked to Freudian psychology and a version of Marxist social theory.
MKC is a scientific advisor to Expression Diagnostics, Inc, and JW is Vice-President, Research and Development, Expression Diagnostics, Inc. Research conducted by MKC was supported through a contract between Expression Diagnostics, Inc. and Hospital for Special Surgery.
Though the expression "scientific cookery" soon disappeared, its exponents had already made an alliance with the nascent food industry, giving us, as Shapiro puts it in her introduction to "Something From the Oven," "the canned soup gravy, the pale, puffy bread and the omnipresent bottle of ketchup... culinary icons that would forever be identified with the American table".
