The Brooklyn-based Katchadourian engages in very self-conscious play, obsessively creating congruencies out of quotidian situations, whether an audio tour about dust in the Museum of Modern Art or filling the lawn of a historic house with campaign signs for every unsuccessful US presidential candidate since John Adams's 2200 bid.
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Now both will be functioning effectively as the Sherpas picking their way to an on-again, off-again summit, so deeply desired yet apparently feared by their nations' leaders, Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un. And the apparent congruencies of the two negotiators' resumes may be more apparent than real.
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Shefrin, E. (2006). Lord of the Rings, Star Wars, and Participatory Fandom: Mapping New Congruencies Between the Internet and Media Entertainment Culture. In Ezra, E. & Rowden, T. (eds.) 'Transnational Cinema, the Reader' (pp.73-80). Abingdon: Routledge.
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In addition, a researcher spent time observing the producers and hosts of CBBC, completing a detailed research diary, which was then used to note congruencies and disparities between producers' expectations and children's own responses. The findings have been presented at the Conference on Virtual Worlds for Children, on 23 May 2008.
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Like his friend, the late D.T. Suzuki, Merton believed that there must be a little of Zen in all authentic creative and spiritual experience. The dialogue between Merton and Suzuki explores the many congruencies of Christian mysticism and Zen. Father Hugo Enomiya-Lassalle Hugo Enomiya-Lassalle (1898–1990) was a Jesuit who became a missionary in Japan in 1929. In 1956 he started to study Zen with Harada Daiun Sogaku.
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Ziektebeelden, Ed. with Harald Feldmann und Philip van Haute. Peeters Leuven/Paris 1993 Schizophrenie: Het Raadsel Opgelost? Ed. with Charles F.A.Milders, Willem van Tilburg and Aart J.A. van Soest, Peeters Leuven/Paris 1997 In 1996, at the occasion of his retirement, his book “Intertwinements of Law and Medicine” was published. It reported about his parallel activities between Law and Medicine and underlined congruencies of the legal and the medical discourse in modern society. In 1982 was Broekman invited to be a founding member of “The Asociación Argentina de Filosofía del Derecho” in La Plata (Argentina).
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He noted that every Euclidean congruence is an affine mapping, and each of these is a projective transformation; therefore the group of projectivities contains the group of affine maps, which in turn contains the group of Euclidean congruencies. The term motion, shorter than transformation, puts more emphasis on the adjectives: projective, affine, Euclidean. The context was thus expanded, so much that "In topology, the allowed movements are continuous invertible deformations that might be called elastic motions."Ari Ben-Menahem (2009) Historical Encyclopedia of the Natural and Mathematical Sciences, v.
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The well-known Viking settlement of Danelagen () testify to the enduring presence of Scandinavians on the British Isles from the 9th century onwards and the idea of Viking settlers introducing the wheeled plough may well be one of the possible congruencies of history. Hoffs evaluation of the Danish landscape laws take in many aspects. In the section "The cultivated land", subsection "Agricultural systems" () Hoff draw up lines of agricultural development stemming a period of circa 1000 years (2nd - 12th century)—regions mentioned include Denmark, the Netherlands, North-West Germany and England. The earliest reliable date for the wheeled plough in the Danish region is from the 11th century, at the location Sønder Vium.
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The Sudarium of Oviedo, or Shroud of Oviedo, also cloth of Oviedo, is a bloodstained cloth kept in the Arca Santa for which the chapel was built. The Sudarium (Latin for sweat cloth) is claimed to be the cloth wrapped around the head of Jesus Christ after he died.Byssus and pure linen – Comparing the cloths Multimedia comparison of the cloth of Oviedo and the sudarium of Manoppello, Texts: Blandina Paschalis Schlömer There are notable congruencies with a number of related acheiropoieta images such those of the Turin and Manoppello.The Rediscovered Face - 1 first of four installments of an audiovisual presentation relating the holy image with a number of ancient predecessors, YouTube, access date March 2013.
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The Sudarium of Oviedo, or Shroud of Oviedo, also cloth of Oviedo, is the most notable relic of Christ's passion kept in the Arca Santa reliquary. The bloodstained cloth or sudarium (Latin for sweat cloth) is reputed to be the cloth wrapped around the head of Jesus Christ after he died, and left in the tomb folded to the side at his resurrection.Byssus and pure linen – Comparing the cloths Multimedia comparison of the cloth of Oviedo and the sudarium of Manoppello, Texts: Blandina Paschalis Schlömer There are notable congruencies with a number of related acheiropoieta images such as those of the Turin and Manoppello.The Rediscovered Face - 1 first of four installments of an audiovisual presentation relating the holy image with a number of ancient predecessors, YouTube, access date March 2013.
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