This small question – with enormous significance – forms the title of the opening chapter and as the narrative unfolds, the characters Sydney, Lewis and Ruth are forced to interrogate their desires.
A neurological formulation of the microgenetic model aligned each stage of perceptual development with levels of the neuraxis, with the global apprehension of significance formed in the limbic base of sensory modalities, and only the final articulation of the conscious percept becoming fully constrained in the primary sensory cortices [13].
Contrary to Clive Bell (1914), he holds that significant form can only refer to forms that give significance to everyday subject-matters.
Eurostar, for all its significance, will form a tiny fraction of that.
They do not concern the ordinary significance of form in language.
"I discovered," he said, when discussing his designs for Senate House, the mighty Portland stone tower that announces the University of London from far off, "the significance of form as distinct from the tricks of architectural ornament.
His basically conservative approach focussed attention upon the significance of form and function in relation to environment as the key to evolutionary progress.
Thus, it is of great significance to form TiO2 NTAs directly on functional substrates [28].
The parameters for these failure criterion models have clear physical significance and form the failure criterion in a theoretical analysis.
Thus, these instable regions might have a biological significance in form of genome evolution [ 56, 57].
The project design consisted of a series of catwalks placed at different levels and was conceived with respect to three criteria: (1) the didactic significance of forms and materials; (2) the coherence between architectural forms, techniques, and materials with the identity of the place; and (3) the possibility of removing, if necessary, newly added elements without damaging the relics.
