Portrait art in North America was shaped on the foundations of traditional European art however, it has almost always had direct competition with photography which could reproduce a likeness quicker and in more cases than not exacting.
From 1996-2005, she chaired the Foundation's Council, which played a pivotal role as a venue for shaping the programs of the Foundation today.
That sense of one true Church, revealed in human history, in turn shaped the stories of the "foundation" of the United States.
Today, I see many of such values also helping shape the foundation of a "global citizen".
Compared to Blair-era dust-ups – hyper-banal agreeing-matches over the shape of the internal market in foundation hospitals – there's plenty of meat to be picked from the present hard-left capture of Labour.
"These physical experiences not only shape the foundation of our thoughts and perceptions but influence our behaviour towards others, sometimes just because we are sitting in a hard instead of a soft chair".
The two French producers used that passing phrase from a song released in 1968 to shape the foundation of an entire album.
The Board of Directors, Advisory Board, Scientific Advisors, and staff of The Breast Cancer Research Foundation mourn the passing of Mildred Drucker, beloved mother of our Scientific Director, Larry Norton, MD, whose probing intelligence and unflagging dedication have shaped the scientific direction of the Foundation since its inception in 1993.
To present a better imagination and more detailed discussions, details of the buckling mode shapes and the foundation interaction are discussed for plates with simply-supported edges.
Shifts in entire body shapes, leading to the foundation of whole new groups of animals or plants, sometimes take place.
