This strange word derives from supremus, meaning "superior" or "perfected", and refers to Malevich's intent to liberate painting from the shackles of mimesis and representation, to raise it to a higher state and into greater spatial freedom.
Many employees prefer to believe that their superiors are well meaning, just misinformed, because it leaves open the possibility of redress.
It's not that writers feel grief in different ways to the rest of us (I think); it's that they enact it differently, often claiming through writing a privileged life of meaning, a superior value, what Philip Roth calls "fictional amplification".
It has to be emphasized that in ANN approach the good predictive ability has superior importance to physical meaning of parameters.
When asked why, he said he was told it "came through channels," meaning from superiors.
Jacques Lipchitz came to Cubism later than Archipenko and Duchamp-Villon, but after mastering its meaning he produced superior sculpture.
The Baglioni Hotel is offering a locked-in exchange rate of $1.75 to the pound through Aug. 31, meaning that a superior room would cost $332.50 a night, not including taxes.
The director, Daniel Sullivan, allows the actors to seek out their own meaning through his superior staging: they negotiate the space like phantoms of memory, as they tell Auburn's necessary story.
The resulting optimal multivariate nonlinear QSPR models involve the five basic sigma-moments having defined physical meaning and possess superior predictive ability for dispersion, polar and hydrogen bonding HSPs components, with test set correlation coefficients R2d = 0.85, R2p = 0.91, R2h = 0.92 and mean absolute errors of Δδd = 1.37 MPa1/2, Δδp = 1.85 MPand2 and Δδh = 2.58 MPa1/2.58
But art with meaning is far superior.
