Anatolia and southeastern Europe were for the first time added to the Arab world as integral parts of the Middle East.
In fact, her constricted view of the world was integral to her artistic vision.In this section How to ruin a country Reagan's rebellion All beak and claws Waterway triumphs Always with us?
One argument posed at the event was that artists with brain disorders should be regarded not as peripheral to the art world but as integral to it, making contributions on their own or from outpatient centers.
There is a tendency to tug too insistently at the heartstrings, but that's neatly undercut by Rebecca Glover's projected illustrations whose mad energy and child's eye view of the world are an integral part of this unassuming show.
Even in this regard, the Farrellys have been left behind by such directors as Wes Anderson and Jared Hess, whose comic imaginings may not be as mechanically pure and efficient as those of the Farrellys but whose over-all sense of cinematic style is vastly more comprehensive and complex, and whose carefully composed humor — as well as their elaborate world view — is integral to that style.
This is not a book for those seeking a social-scientific explanation of how American higher education, from its simple beginnings as a training ground for gentlemen clergy, has evolved into a diverse industry that, whatever one thinks of it, is unquestionably the envy of the world and an integral, arguably indispensable part of the United States economy.
What with my tequila mission to Mexico last year, as well as quite a few wine trips abroad, it's true that many of my excursions are based around alcohol, but I justify them by telling myself that having a full understanding of all the types of alcohol in the world is an integral part of my job – at least that's my story, and I'm sticking to it.
Understanding the relationship between mathematics and the real world is an integral part of general education.
Humboldt himself has utilized and understood his correspondence with the leading scholars of the world as an integral part of his ongoing research work.
My analysis thus displays an intimate and responsive engagement between scientific knowledge and the material world that is integral to scientific practice (p. 183)." The natural world seems to have disappeared from Pickering's account.
