This often results in the flawed tendency, present throughout the history of art criticism, to view artistic development as operating in two distinctly different and opposing currents e.g., Poussin versus Rubens and Ingres versus Delacroix.
While Precisionism can be seen as a tendency present in American art since the colonial period, the style of 20th-century Precisionist painters had its origins in Cubism, Futurism, and Orphism.
Bettcher argues that once we recognize reality enforcement trans people who contest such invalidation by claiming gender realness may also be viewed as resistant to transphobic oppression, thereby undermining the tendency (present in Butler) to dismiss such individuals as merely gender reactionary or conservative (2014, 397-99).
A simplified geological map for the study area shows that the Tamadono lavas have a preferential SE to NW orientation and cross-cut the Jigokudani valley (Figure 1), with a similar tendency present in the distribution of pyroclastic flow deposits below these lavas.
The negative tendency present in Dutch and British newspapers was perceivable in the paediatrics group and during the warnings, indicating that newspapers have informed the public about this drug safety controversy on time.
The negative tendency present in Dutch and British newspapers was perceivable in the paediatrics group and during the warnings, indicating that national news media have informed the public about this international drug safety controversy on time.
Although this effect was as a tendency present in all groups, it was most pronounced in individuals with spider phobia (compare Figure 4), interaction of Group × Task × Object, F 4,364) = 5.42, p =.0003, ηp2 =.11.
Among these were tendencies present in me, and superabundantly present, at your age.
In particular, we discuss two seemingly opposite tendencies present in our data and elsewhere for the elimination of mid glides.
Some Bibles are explicit about their interpretive and ideological tendencies, presenting the Christian Bible through a particular hermeneutical lens.
