Through Jan . 27"Reconfiguring the New York School" makes the now tiresomely familiar point that despite the triumph of Abstract Expressionism in the 1950's, good New York painters kept making representational paintings.
What he and his five fellow performers do is move in extraordinary ways under, over, in and through a constantly reconfiguring set of mobile, colour-changing lightshades, a pop-up spiral staircase and a small pond (sometimes covered), while bathed in atmospheric, mood-altering lights.
Through its movement, the subject is not a rigid identity, but always developing, reconfiguring itself through the interplay of drives and language, in the tensions between body and mirror image and between mirror image and self.
Street skating is about creative expression through reacting to and reconfiguring your environment, so it's impossible to design a space for it".
Because users no longer have to go through the work of reconfiguring their folders, they might now be more likely to try Home.].
Flexibility is conceptualized as an outcome of capability development through constantly integrating and reconfiguring available resources within and outside of the organization where the team is embedded.
But in Girls' music, women take centre stage, and their friends and community become active participants in any performance through call and response, completely reconfiguring the rules around public space and the presence of women.
These results were obtained by reconfiguring the FPGA through the PCAP interface, from the processor, and not using ICAP that requires internal mechanisms in the PL part.
Implementing FFT and inverse fast Fourier transform (IFFT) blocks using digital signal processors (DSPs) is the method used in the initial years and it is followed even now, as reconfiguring the requirements can be done easily through software.
Reconfiguring staffing mix in SUDTPs may be feasible through natural attrition.
