Two stories in 2008 passed almost unnoticed, yet they heralded a transformation of life on earth.
Not many people, at the time, understood the combines' radical transformation of life into art.
Except for the Fred Astaire Ginger Rogers dance musicals, in which evening clothes are integral to the lyric transformation of life into movement, the lovers are no more than playing at formality.
While artists "will explore the deepest questions of human identity, memory and imagination," he suggested that great novels would not be written about the event per se; they would be written much later "about the transformation of life because of such events".
"The issues are important: whether the transformation of life in the Amazon, the roots and effects of nuclear disasters or the intricacies of Chicago politics, we need to understand why historical context nearly always matters," said Mr. Grossman, formerly a top official at the Newberry Library.
Specifically, smart cities are concerned with the transformation of life and work of city inhabitants [2].
But Scuccia defended her choice, stating the lyrics are significant as they show the "beauty of the transformation of life," which she saw as related to her experience of finding God.
The dimension of "transformation" reflected the possibility of personal development and a transformation of life; here, spiritual aspects seem to have become more relevant to patients reporting this dimension [ 18, 27, 30, 31].
In doing so, I attend less to the emergence of a new middle class than to those who cannot quite enter it; to the cracks and gaps that appear within and around it and to the wider transformation of life and opportunities beyond formal employment in global health and non-governmental organizations.
The century from the restoration of Dutch independence in 1813 until World War I saw fundamental transformations of Dutch life.
