I was trying to construct an image with living beings, and create lots of contradictions and paradoxes about working with living beings.
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They're emotionally complex and highly intelligent living beings, not props.
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They are creating living beings that will become someone's family member.
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The Force: An energy field that runs through all living beings.
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This camera abstracts living beings far more efficiently than it does architecture.
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Should care for all living beings, whether you agree with them, or like them.
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It's astonishing, hopeful, as though these specters are living beings waiting to be revived.
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Suddenly the largest, most conspicuous living beings in my environment were no longer strangers.
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Children's Books This past summer bees were voted the most important living beings on earth.
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But the eightfold path of Buddhist beliefs actually teaches explicitly against the trade in living beings.
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B. Humans have, throughout our history, worshipped inanimate objects or treated them as actual living beings.
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"Nikola Tesla said crystals were like living beings, each having their own energy / vibration," Pratt says.
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His books are peopled with shadows that have as much, or more, vitality as living beings.
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However, it neglects the basic instinct in all living beings to protect and save one's young.
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The snails are the only living beings in an urban landscape dominated by grey cement blocks.
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No two images could be the same, just as no two living beings are the same.
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Living beings will always find their way to the kind and cold moon, as they always have.
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What lies behind this is the question of the connection between all things and all living beings.
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The basic question I ask is: What are the ramifications for all living beings should honeybees disappear from Earth?
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That carbon is still there, and nowadays a fair chunk of it makes up the bodies of living beings.
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Don't eat and wear living beings just because you have the legal right to ignore their feelings and interests.
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Since the Collector is one of the oldest living beings in the universe, that would be a pretty big loss.
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The biggest living beings in his city suddenly seemed like friends to him, with features he could recognize and relish.
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But some people have a deeper connection to plants, and see them as more than just décor — as living beings.
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Formed by thousands of layers of calcium carbonate-secreting cyanobacteria, stromatolites resemble giant boulders but are, in fact, living beings.
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Speciesism means that you condone the poor treatment of other living beings simply because they belong to a different species.
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The meaning of life is to give meaning to life, and love is the ultimate force that connects all living beings.
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Do these maps function as dispositive nets that determine the behaviour, opinions and images of living beings, exercising power and controlling knowledge?
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Bacteria, like other living beings, evolve to adapt to changes in their environment and one way they do this is through genetics.
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Airlines stand to profit by shipping vulnerable living beings; they can't be trusted to put animals' welfare above their own vested interests.
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Back at Los Angeles City Hall, though there is no mention of the Paiute, one can find memorials to native living beings: plants.
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These monsters are creations of Darkseid, mindless drones crafted from once-living beings that exist only to serve as weapons for their evil leader.
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Among a number of inaccuracies, real Satanists absolutely do not believe in a supernatural god and they certainly don't sacrifice living beings to it.
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If we see that other living beings have much in common with us, we are more likely to treat them with compassion and respect.
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"I don't think that living beings should be considered as art," said Ms. Hall, 47, who works at a rabbit rescue center in Connecticut.
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The laws of thermodynamics apply not only to steam engines but also to everything else: the sun, black holes, living beings and the entire universe.
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That plants like all living beings on earth have a form of consciousness is very likely since it could correspond to an adaptive necessity for survival.
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"Any youngster who witnessed cruelty in the classroom is now in desperate need of lessons about having empathy for other living beings," PETA said, in part.
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Anyway, a lot of superheroes along with half of the living beings in the universe were vaporized by a purple-faced villain with a corrugated chin.
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Interpret the planet as an abstraction of our physical experience as living beings, and it's a game about the futility of exerting control beyond our means.
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"Gorillas have shown that they can be protective of smaller living beings and react the same way any human would to a child in danger," Gallucci said.
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As life evolved on Earth, living beings developed different sensory organs to guide them toward food, alert them to danger, and find their way around the world.
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These objects are living beings to us, these objects are a part of our family, these objects are a part of who we are as a community.
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"Every PETA exposé of the exotic-skins industry has found sensitive living beings crammed into filthy pits, hacked apart, and left to die," said PETA President Ingrid Newkirk.
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ISRO Chairman K. Sivan said the agency had "perfected the engineering aspects of the mission", although it was new to the field of bioscience - dealing with living beings.
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The chemical conversation between cells and air- and waterborne aromatic molecules unites all living beings, from animal noses to plant root tips to the cell surfaces of bacteria.
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Chief among them was Norbert Wiener, a mathematics professor at M.I.T., who coined the term "cybernetics" to describe the study of the relationship between living beings and robots.
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"Endurance is the first duty of all living beings," one character tells another in this novel, which is exactly as grim and as riveting as that sentiment would suggest.
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Without stealing their thunder, the across-the-board consensus seems to be that the living beings currently occupying Winterfell are screwed, but it's not going to be an immediate rout.
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I always understood zombies as living beings put under a kind of spell, as in 'I Walked With a Zombie' or 'The Serpent and the Rainbow,' that kind of thing.
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Mr. Berensohn was an early proponent of deep ecology, an environmental movement that values all living beings equally, and he became more vocal about environmental issues as he grew older.
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I've come across a ton of white supremacist-type racists within the vegan space and many who don't really actually extend their veganism to *all* living beings, which includes other humans.
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She approaches these themes using video, sound, and performances, which she often chooses not to document — Kiwanga is more interested in the fleeting and ever-changing nature of moments and living beings.
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Really, it's more about what makes living beings worthy of saving — that is, it asks what a soul is, and who has one, and what beings with souls owe to one another.
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If it so difficult to talk about Chernobyl, then why not delegate the act of testimony to plants, living beings that do not speak, at least not in human voices and languages.
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Two conceptions of life are frequently opposed: the biological, which emphasizes the physical body and the equality of all living beings, and the biographical, which focusses on individuals' social and political circumstances.
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The statue had been the target of angry, swelling protests by Hefazat-e-Islam, a vast Islamic organization based in Chittagong, which argued that art depicting living beings was proscribed by Islam.
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In her new book, "Friendship: The Evolution, Biology, and Extraordinary Power of Life's Fundamental Bond," Lydia Denworth uses the animal kingdom to illustrate the importance of nonromantic relationships to all living beings.
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"Without a healthy environment, subjects of law and living beings in general will not be able to survive, let alone safeguard those rights for our children or for future generations," the ruling said.
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The strange status is meant to protect the waters from pollution, but the measure could lead to unintended consequences, while undermining efforts to grant personhood status to living beings who actually deserve it.
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For example, he was recently enthralled watching Neil deGrasse Tyson and Dr. S. James Gates discuss Simulation Theory, and the potential that our entire lives are just the creation of other living beings.
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But remind me again why Chloe the dog is my friend, but cows and pigs, to name two other living beings, are just fine to chop into pieces and enjoy with Sriracha sauce?
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We must follow the lead of indigenous communities that have protected their land for countless generations, and work together in solidarity to ensure a thriving planet for future generations and all living beings.
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Aki and Sid really don't want this to happen; they believe in something called "wave theory," which posits that all living beings—and that includes the invaders—are connected by related spirit energy.
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The whole trailer is very dark and stoic, since everyone is acutely aware that they're about to do battle against an army of goddamn ice zombies for the fate of all living beings.
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"Working in nature, working with living beings, animals and plants, is an essential part of the La Fageda project," said Cristobal Colon, who founded La Fageda on a shoestring in 1982 as a cooperative.
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Furthermore, when the men were tested on whether or not they believed they were With A Higher Power, Other Living Beings, and in the dogma that Life Is Meaningful, they scored off the charts.
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The whole gothic tradition, of creaking doors and guttering candles and eerie whimperings coming from the deserted wing, has to do with our anxious sense that as living beings we have usurped the dead.
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Shot inside inoffensively carpeted rooms, underneath omniscient lights, or outdoors—only God knows where—the subjects of Joanna Grochowska's photographs are prone, posed less like living beings than the grotesque, plastic dolls of Hans Bellmer.
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Would robotic pets actually be a more ethical choice, respectful of the sentience of other living beings, in situations when the social and physical needs of the pet are not going to be fully met?
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The attention to the fish's eyes underscores their existence as living beings, while tacitly asking the audience: Would you be willing to press a dying body against your chest before you use it for nourishment?
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The end of Avengers: Infinity War left viewers with an incredible cliffhanger (spoiler warning for the two of you who haven't seen it yet), as Thanos snapped half of the universe's living beings out of existence.
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Yes, but: Colonization on Earth calls to mind the violent takeover of lands and societies, and while there aren't necessarily living beings on the Moon that would be impacted by settlement efforts, that may not matter.
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"I would imagine how 'they' would want to be portrayed, as if they were still living beings," Chan says of the people who posthumously donated their bodies to create specimens such as this fragment of temporal bone.
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Dangeli not only foregrounds indigenous language but invites viewers to consider the works not as objects, but rather as ceremonial beings which should be understood as living beings that animate through ceremony when worn and danced together.
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When tens of thousands of animals are crammed inside filthy sheds, bred to the point that their own genetics work against them, and treated like egg-producing machines rather than living beings, there will always be problems.
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Darwin's visionary study of the evolution of living beings on our planet is a crucial guide to our understanding of why we are here and what we might to do to live in harmony with our environment.
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" On Wednesday, she posted yet another quote on her Instagram Story: "If you've been brutally broken but still have the courage to be gentle to other living beings, then you're a bada— with a heart of an angel.
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Soon the classmates must figure out who should lead, who they should trust, and how they can keep themselves alive as they attempt to make their way back to their families — or any other living beings at all.
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Block noted that people were becoming increasingly open to laws like the one proposed in Luxembourg in part because they were the logical next step in widespread efforts to treat all living beings and the planet more humanely.
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Let's view our relationship with our food in a different way: by taking into account the fact that we're part of a community of living beings — plant and animal — who inhabit the place that we make our home.
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While Soviet space leaders were eager to add the first manned spaceflight to their growing list of off-Earth accomplishments, they needed basic intel about how living beings fared in orbit before committing to sending a human there.
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Carried far beyond Woese and his lab, these efforts have brought unexpected and unimaginable discoveries, fundamentally reshaping what we think we know about life's history, the process of evolution and the functional parts of living beings, including ourselves.
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Conceptually, they seem irrelevant to the exhibit as a whole, but within the context of your journey through the space, they do provide an opportunity to take a deep breath and reflect on a shared experience among living beings.
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"I also personally think—as do many others—that a shift on consciousness is needed toward one where we understand that we are in a relationship with the earth and all living beings, that we have agency," she adds.
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On Wednesday, she posted yet another quote on her Instagram story: "If you've been brutally broken but still have the courage to be gentle to other living beings, then you're a bada— with a heart of an angel," it reads.
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"Animals are no longer considered as a thing, but as gifted non-human living beings with sensitivity and holders of certain rights," said a record of a meeting of Luxembourg's cabinet, the Government Council, which approved the proposal earlier this month.
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" On Wednesday, she posted yet another quote on her Instagram story that read: "If you've been brutally broken but still have the courage to be gentle to other living beings, then you're a bada— with a heart of an angel.
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In Yamashita's work, the shadows seem like traces of living beings; this humanizing aspect is a reminder of the silhouettes' important role through history of helping people represent and express themselves, as faceless and enigmatic old portraits may seem today.
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"Key decisions throughout this year will have direct implications for our life and the life of the living beings we share our planet with," said Anne Larigauderie, executive secretary of the Intergovernmental Science-Policy Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services (IPBES).
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Keep going 💕" On Wednesday, she posted yet another quote on her Instagram Story that read: "If you've been brutally broken but still have the courage to be gentle to other living beings, then you're a bada— with a heart of an angel.
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She's up there with The Rock, Betty White, and Michelle Obama on the short list of universally beloved living beings, and like a fine wine (or a good batch of apple pie moonshine) the 70-year-old just keeps getting better with age.
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Raised in the conservative town of Khamis Mushayt in southwestern Saudi Arabia, he liked to draw as a child, but even then he was criticized by those who believed that the ability to render living beings should be left to God alone.
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However, our principles can and should have a broader application, because the heart of this movement is defending the most voiceless and vulnerable of living beings, and that ethic of care and compassion is needed in many other parts of our society.
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" As a veteran of working long stretches in isolation, he has a tip for those of us who are struggling with social distancing: "Even getting in the car, riding around and seeing that there are other living beings in the environment is vital.
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Elisabeth von Samsonow's sculptural tableau, "GEO ORACLE" (218), with its Cycladic-inspired imagery and irritating audio, draws upon Schiele's interest in ancient art history and in Theosophy, which asserted "the divine unity of all living beings," as Gamper notes in a wall text.
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Keep going 💕" The previous day, she posted yet another quote on her Instagram Story that read, "If you've been brutally broken but still have the courage to be gentle to other living beings, then you're a bada— with a heart of an angel.
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It's the new ways these monsters use their environments and are affected by the terrain that sparked a familiar feeling, that extra layer of troubling verisimilitude that at once makes me terrified of their awesome power, and deeply sympathetic to their existence as living beings.
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According to Reese, lab-grown meat—animal protein raised from cultures in a laboratory instead of from living beings on a farm—is a key technological and social change he sees playing out in the next few years that will help put an end to animal farming.
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Critics call it a "fetus funeral" law and say such legislation is a blatant attempt to impose a specific moral agenda on women and reproductive healthcare providers, to legally enshrine the idea that fetuses can die—which also implies that they're distinct, living beings at some point.
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The patent debate hinges on whether the initial patent applied mostly to procaryotic cells, which do not have nuclei and are simpler beings (usually single-celled organisms), or whether the patent can also can be extrapolated to eukaryotic cells, which have nuclei are required building blocks of living beings.
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"PETA urges everyone who is upset by the needless death of this jaguar, the gorilla Harambe, or countless other exploited wild animals to stay far away from any business that puts living beings on display for human amusement," the People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, or PETA, said in a statement.
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" Thomas Olp, of the Thomas More Society, a conservative public-interest law firm that filed the brief in concert with Missouri Right to Life and other anti-abortion groups, said: "Husbands and wives can divide up their property however they want, but embryos are living beings, so the legal standard has to be what's in their best interest.
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In an internal memo, President Trump (who has longed believed that the Keebler Elves are living beings producing cookies in America's coniferous forests) wrote the following: The Keebler elves, and their underground society of what i imagine to be easily 500,000, are all staunch leftists, and reluctantly voted for Hillary, despite not technically being American citizens.
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In "Why Time Flies," Burdick gently intertwines a captivating account of his own personal struggle with time — the modification of the sense and the organization of time that he is forced to undergo when his two delightful twin children are born and begin to grow up — with an extensive learned overview of the wealth of the last century and a half of laboratory experiments exploring the complex relation of living beings with time.
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They add that you can also examine the numerology of the cards ("for example, if you pull four cards and three out of the four cards are sixes, I would look at what numerology says about the number six"), recurring symbols, what the card means traditionally, what the card means to you, the predominant colors and how they relate to color theory or chakras, and how the living beings represented on the card interact in the spread.
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Neil deGrasse Tyson strides onto stage to say that actually the Earth orbits the sun, that actually living beings gain their traits through evolutionary processes, that actually your hand has five fingers, that actually cows go moo, that actually poo comes out your bum—and you are then supposed to think yes, I knew that, and imagine someone else, someone who didn't know it already, some idiot, and think: I'm better than that person, I'm so much smarter than everyone else.
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