But it is these primal ideas that shape whole cultures, meaning the way we live.
I keep recalling some arresting details that he brought out in the score and the ways he shaped whole spans of lyrical lines.
If you're an English professor, how should you spend your time: producing "readings" of the literary works that you care about (art), or looking for the patterns that shape whole literary forms or periods (science)?
She's more akin to the recent wave of female singer-songwriters — Tune-Yards, Julianna Barwick, even Joanna Newsom — who shape whole, complex, tightly orchestrated musical worlds around their words, often on their own, without the benefit of bands.
A total of 204 femurs were automatically segmented and measured to obtain 3-D shape, whole-surface cortical thickness, and morphometric measurements.
China's growing economic and political clout increasingly shapes the whole region.
But the director, Rustem Abdrashev (working from an economical screenplay by Pavel Finn), shapes a whole world from the barest of elements.
But the findings show that they broke the words into their component parts instead of just memorizing the shapes of whole words, says Grainger.
The nature of the projected action leads and shapes the whole process of knowledge production, dissemination and implementation.
Many linguists and anthropologists argue that language shapes our whole perception of the world.
However, using partial of the object to be the query data, the gear teeth shape dominates the whole shape.
