This, the Chicago-born producer's first LP as Mr Fingers since 1994, combines the two dominant strands of his oeuvre – ambient soundscapes that reach for the stars, and refined, jazz-flecked songs that possess a mournful quality.
"There are loads of lovely, radical leftie Muslims who represent groups of a few hundred, but if you look at how Sunni Muslims are divided internationally, the two dominant strands in contention are the Saudi-backed Wahhabi – intolerant, broadly underpinning the Taliban and al-Qa'ida – and then you've got Sheikh Qaradawi writing about how Islam can engage with he modern world".
Two dominant strands of literature explain household behavior on energy choice, the "energy ladder" and "energy stacking" [26 28].
The concept of autonomy, then, figures centrally in at least one dominant strand in this tradition, the strand the runs through the work of Kant.
One dominant strand in modern medicine sees a disease as essentially a process that recurs across individuals in slightly different forms: a disease is an abstract kind that is realized in different ways (Carter 2003: Whitbeck 1977).
Thrash has since bled into death metal and spawned myriad variations away from the Anglo-Saxon rock world, in South America, continental Europe and beyond, and remains one of the dominant strands at music festivals like Download, Hellfest and Sonisphere.
How strategies for economic development have changed over time and how dominant strands in development theory and practice have evolved.
Three dominant themes emerged.
While Cavendish's account of causation did not carry the day, vitalism of one form or another was a dominant strand of thought in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries.
Many of the places we love are threatened – the ideology of "territory" remains the dominant strand in our thinking.
