In "Enemy in the Figure," the dancers move in angled, disjointed configurations, their ballet-trained limbs mutating into entirely unexpected shapes, their bodies appearing as polyphonous instruments that can generate movement from any point, rather than taking impetus (as ballet teaches) from the legs and arms around a vertical body.
Taking impetus from this, we tested a range of pharmacological blockers as a first step in resolving likely Kv channel components underlying the A-type K+ current in retinal arteriolar myocytes.
Among other influences, Napalm Death took impetus from the industrial music scene.
Whitehouse and Nurse with Wound dedicated some of their work to the Marquis de Sade; the latter also took impetus from the Comte de Lautréamont.
Taking the impetus from their phenomenal success with Hauser & Wirth Somerset they expanded their scope in L.A. by partnering with distinguished scholar and curator Schimmel, who was chief curator at MoCA for 22 years.
Ever since the birth of the novel, which took its impetus from the radical transformation of class structure in the eighteenth century, the rich have got the short end of the stick — often caricatured when they're not overtly demonized.
That took the impetus out of the move, and set up the fourth successive mass sprint finish, with Armitstead having to change a wheel four kilometres out on a technical run-in which included the second Queen of the Mountains climb on the old A1 at Digswell Hill.
In her essay "Trash, Art and the Movies," reprinted in "Going Steady," Ms. Kael wrote: "Movies took their impetus not from the desiccated, imitation European high culture, but from the peep show, the Wild West show, the music hall, the comic strip -- from what was coarse and common".
That the existing scholarship takes its impetus largely from activist concerns has some important methodological consequences.
But in fact these changes are already taking place and the impetus is coming not from policymakers or lawyers, but from within the technology industry and from the marketplace itself.
The book begins with the ship, Impetus, taking on provisions and exchanging final communications with the rest of the world at a whaling station in Greenland and progresses painfully north until the Impetus is stuck in pack ice, where it remains.
