"My name is Émilie and I am Mutable Instruments' product designer, hardware/software engineer, sales person, and customer support representative," reads the Mutable Instruments website.
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Mutable Instruments product shot Mutable Instruments product shot Another aspect to watch out for is the visual representation of your module, which, Preston says, too many makers initially overlook.
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Ethnic divisions are more mutable and bridgeable than racial ones.
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Men for whom truth is mutable, expertise to be shunned.
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"As a performer, I want to be mutable," she said.
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Gemini, like Virgo, is a mutable sign ruled by Mercury.
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"Robin's favorites were as mutable as he was," she said.
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Plus, it's a mutable air sign, which makes it somewhat unstable.
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"Politeness" is not obedience, but a mutable constant and an executive
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His characters, from royals to peasants, tend to be ethically mutable.
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The fact that memory is so mutable isn't always a problem.
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In part, that is because Soviet reality itself was mutable, shifting.
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The life Bosch conveys is mutable, relentlessly driven to survival and sex.
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It's something more like a body: mutable, evolving, flexible, open, exposed, exposing.
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The subsequent revisions suggest that autobiography is a highly mutable art form.
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Virgo is an Earth sign too, but it's what's called a mutable sign.
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However, Story Remix is mutable, adjusting to whatever skill level you're comfortable with.
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It's hard to pin down a mutable sign—they're always on the move.
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"Empathy is a mutable trait, it can be taught," Dr. Riess told me.
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Mercury is the planet of the mind, and it has a mutable energy.
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Instead, evidence is emerging that mitochondrial DNA is far more mutable than researchers thought.
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Here shapes are mutable and slightly wonky, obeying a logic specific to the painting.
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GLUE positions Gary's willfully fragmented, mutable, and plural sense of self within this history.
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But how does this reasoning hold true if Claire still believes history is mutable?
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Pisces is a mutable sign, which means it's associated with adaptability, flexibility, and sympathy.
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Trying to reconcile these conflicting identities, I realized how complex and mutable class is.
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It's not about dominance, but coexistence; not about hierarchy but recognizing borders as mutable.
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A powerful, mutable performer, Blanchett's chameleonic interpretations highlight that manifestos were largely written by men.
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The mutable signs (Gemini, Virgo, Sagittarius, and Pisces) arrive at the conclusion of each season.
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Both Sagittarius and Gemini are mutable signs, meaning they arrive at the end of season.
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But prehistory continues to be a mutable universe within which each generation animates its fears.
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It presented the body as fluid and mutable, and the self as open to negotiation.
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But the codes don't define exactly what gang attire is, since it is highly mutable.
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A selection of Mutable Instruments' modules A selection of Mutable Instruments' modules Gillet typically prototypes new digital modules by writing C++ code and a command-line tool to process or generate audio files, or she'll write a patch for the visual programming language Pure Data.
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Meanwhile, the mutable signs are highly adaptable and can usually roll with changes as they come.
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It's considered too mutable, too ephemeral, to leave a lasting impression in the sands of time.
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That's partly because the play's performers, under Mr. Mendes's impeccably paced direction, are so inventively mutable.
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And yes, the show takes place against an internet-shaped landscape of vast and mutable carnality.
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As one of the zodiac's mutable signs, you are quite adaptable and open to surprises like these.
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Wigs, in particular, are as detachable as a hat, and mutable as the women who wear them.
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Or, finally, you might be a go-with-the-flow mutable sign who easily adapts to change.
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Pisces is a mutable sign so your season is very much about communication and bridging things together.
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Inside the world they built, reality and identity are mutable things, place and memory ephemeral, truth elusive.
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Meanwhile, Mutable Instruments, probably the most notorious company in Eurorack after Döpfer, is just founder Émilie Gillet.
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A mutable sign is one that falls at the end of the season — in this case, fall.
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It requires willful ignorance of knowable facts, a commitment to the notion of truth as somehow mutable.
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It's an art of what Mr. Veneciano, on the opening night, called "multicolored bodies," poly-ethnic, performative, mutable.
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Each work illustrates or exemplifies through social intervention, that the world we experience is fundamentally plastic and mutable.
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Basketball fans girdle the globe, and the internet and a thousand cable N.B.A. channels have rendered loyalties mutable.
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Afghan society is a complex web of relationships and bonds that often transcend ideologies, which are themselves mutable.
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Such epithets denote a permanent trait, the editor explained, and people in the caldron of politics were mutable.
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The Moon is in flexible, mutable Water sign Pisces today, encouraging you to go with whatever flow feels right.
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You should date: Tim Kaine (Pisces) Clinton's VP pick is very mutable, but he has an passionate Aries rising.
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Which kind of just speaks to how mutable all of this is, how unnecessary and ridiculous this all is.
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The Moon enters fellow Mutable sign Gemini today, activating the sector of your chart that rules fame and fortune.
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The composition is organized around the fluttering movement of a central mutable form oscillating between human and wild nature.
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That country, in this rendering, turns out to be an exceedingly mutable land, fixed in neither time nor place.
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And his "Ghost Quartet" was a mutable feast of the different kinds of stories people tell to scare themselves.
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After all, in these mutable times, a laojia exists not so much on a map but in the heart.
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"One of the areas that interests me is taking stable logics and changing it into mutable logics," he said.
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A professor of medieval history and symbology expert, Pastoureau is an adept and lucid guide to yellow's mutable connotations.
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To be clear, don't panic if you learn that you're a cardinal sign and your S.O. is a mutable sign.
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Like the aforementioned Sheffield group, Foals are a mutable tour-de-force who seek to constantly reinvent and redefine themselves.
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On the morning of his show, the news broke that David Bowie, fashion's most mutable yet durable icon, had died.
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These two mutable signs are double-bodied (Sag is half man, half beast, while Gemini is a pair of twins).
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There is a strange, mutable sense that something can be inherently viral, meme-ready, or just made for the internet.
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We should consider recycling, seeing names on Senate space as mutable, and as only one type of distinction among several.
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Both Sagittarius and Pisces are Mutable signs, meaning they close a season—in Sag's case, autumn, and in Pisces's, winter.
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Mutable signs are all about flexibility and knowledge—I guess that means smart people don't get stuck in a rut?
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The Pfefferverse is a mutable thing, and "Transparent" had not been solely or even mostly Maura's story since Season 1.
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Today Mutable Instruments modules can be found in most independent stores and big box-shifters in the U.S. and Europe.
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Gaga's celebrity narrative was always about a kind of universality in difference — everyone can be a star; identity is always mutable.
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It needs to be practical, accessible, and conventionally flattering — and it also needs to be uncomplicated to construct and endlessly mutable.
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Fandom tends not to see the text in dogmatic terms, but as a mutable creation that lends itself to multiple interpretations.
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As Victor Hugo pointed out in Les Miserables, slang (or "argot" in French) is the most mutable part of any language.
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" He continues: "Fortunately, we have some agency to influence the events of our existence as they continue along their mutable path.
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She calls herself "super mutable," and part of the intrigue in following her career has been watching her form unlikely alliances.
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Moving forward involves FCC/CE compliance tests, writing a user manual, and taking photos for the Mutable Instruments website and retailers.
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Fans shell out $22 or more for these figures, which often channel brash 19703s aesthetics and a mutable sense of nostalgia.
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Still, she's marvelously mutable, shifting subtly from insecure to prideful and back again as her allure drains and her strength fails.
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Eric Tucker directs a wondrously mutable cast in a production replete with buoyant spirits and inventive do-it-yourself stagecraft (200:2530).
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Eric Tucker directs a wondrously mutable cast in a production replete with buoyant spirits and inventive do-it-yourself stagecraft (2374:25196).
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Eric Tucker directs a wondrously mutable cast in a production replete with buoyant spirits and inventive do-it-yourself stagecraft (2239:26200).
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A mutable figure who was both aggressor and protector, Sobek was worshipped, in part, to appease the crocodiles that swarmed the Nile.
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Eric Tucker directs a wondrously mutable cast in a production replete with buoyant spirits and inventive do-it-yourself stagecraft (232015:233).
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Eric Tucker directs a wondrously mutable cast in a production replete with buoyant spirits and inventive do-it-yourself stagecraft (2:24200).
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Eric Tucker directs a wondrously mutable cast in a production replete with buoyant spirits and inventive do-it-yourself stagecraft (2:2800).
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Eric Tucker directs a wondrously mutable cast in a production replete with buoyant spirits and inventive do-it-yourself stagecraft (2308:246).
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Eric Tucker directs a wondrously mutable cast in a production replete with buoyant spirits and inventive do-it-yourself stagecraft (2800:2745).
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Eric Tucker directs a wondrously mutable cast in a production replete with buoyant spirits and inventive do-it-yourself stagecraft (22:230).
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Eric Tucker directs a wondrously mutable cast in a production replete with buoyant spirits and inventive do-it-yourself stagecraft (21866:21811).
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Eric Tucker directs a wondrously mutable cast in a production replete with buoyant spirits and inventive do-it-yourself stagecraft (80073:80063).
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Eric Tucker directs a wondrously mutable cast in a production replete with buoyant spirits and inventive do-it-yourself stagecraft (2212:2239).
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Eric Tucker directs a wondrously mutable cast in a production replete with buoyant spirits and inventive do-it-yourself stagecraft (22787:22).
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Eric Tucker directs a wondrously mutable cast in a production replete with buoyant spirits and inventive do-it-yourself stagecraft (51:22015).
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We want our children to inhabit a world in which identities are both mutable and equal, and imagination and empathy reign supreme!
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Eric Tucker directs a wondrously mutable cast in a production replete with buoyant spirits and inventive do-it-yourself stagecraft (61973:61963).
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Eric Tucker directs a wondrously mutable cast in a production replete with buoyant spirits and inventive do-it-yourself stagecraft (2:30).
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Eric Tucker directs a wondrously mutable cast in a production replete with buoyant spirits and inventive do-it-yourself stagecraft (23581:231212).
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Eric Tucker directs a wondrously mutable cast in a production replete with buoyant spirits and inventive do-it-yourself stagecraft (2888:2841).
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Eric Tucker directs a wondrously mutable cast in a production replete with buoyant spirits and inventive do-it-yourself stagecraft (212:211990).
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Eric Tucker directs a wondrously mutable cast in a production replete with buoyant spirits and inventive do-it-yourself stagecraft (24111:22).
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Eric Tucker directs a wondrously mutable cast in a production replete with buoyant spirits and inventive do-it-yourself stagecraft (241113:22787).
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Eric Tucker directs a wondrously mutable cast in a production replete with buoyant spirits and inventive do-it-yourself stagecraft (2146:212).
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Eric Tucker directs a wondrously mutable cast in a production replete with buoyant spirits and inventive do-it-yourself stagecraft (2841:24111).
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Eric Tucker directs a wondrously mutable cast in a production replete with buoyant spirits and inventive do-it-yourself stagecraft (21:230).
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Eric Tucker directs a wondrously mutable cast in a production replete with buoyant spirits and inventive do-it-yourself stagecraft (45:26200).
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His music was always a mutable blend — rock, cabaret, jazz and what he called "plastic soul" — but it was suffused with genuine soul.
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I wanted the project to be open-ended and mutable, so that it could be used as an instrument for whoever needed it.
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The beauty of cochineal-dyed fabrics derives from how, like stuff colored with madder or indigo or mud, they are mutable over time.
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By eschewing the rigors of academic study, Jóhannsson's taste remained mutable and dynamic, open to creative forces that extend back hundreds of years.
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The blue-on-blue painting with the white borders (the third work along the clockwise path from the doorway) is the most mutable.
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Scientists remain uncertain about how and why our bodies change as we age and to what extent such changes are inevitable or mutable.
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Because of Gillet's reputation designing DIY kits and music software, unlike other modular companies, Mutable Instruments didn't have to overcome a "cold start".
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Having Uranus in the mutable sign of Virgo also makes you part of a generation that appreciates alternative solutions to common, everyday problems.
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While preparing to write about the mutable, ever-evolving and increasingly pressing topic of "sustainability" in time for Earth Day, we had deep thoughts.
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Mutable signs fall at the end of the season—Virgo is at the end of summer—and are communicative, curious, and of course, flexible.
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And the third is the mutable signs and they come at the end of spring, summer, fall, and winter (Gemini, Virgo, Sagittarius, and Pisces).
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For Sanders to turn his national constituency into mutable political leverage, he will need acolytes who adhere to fairly strict ideological criterion—and win.
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Boring racist, sexist, and homophobic jokes have been replaced by infinitely mutable and referential memes that pass through our collective consciousness in an instant.
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Odysseus concedes as much, but still he chooses to go home; he chooses the mortal and the mutable over the deathless and the eternal.
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And, as his title suggests, Finch is focused squarely on this famed stretch of Massachusetts shore in all its stormy, mutable, awe-inspiring power.
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Conservative opinions on clean energy are still mutable; this is an opportunity to visibly signal that clean energy support is perfectly consonant with conservative identity.
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There was just an ensemble of sharply drawn, semi-mutable characters, and a galaxy full of the unexpected that asked them to be their best.
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The ways we interact with each other and think about the people around us are highly mutable, and they shift with a society's material conditions.
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Mr. Beasley is himself a mutable pianist and crafty arranger, and this album — like the first volume — carves up and dissects Monk's famous bebop melodies.
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Curator Jon Lutz characterizes the prints — elaborate, but not belabored — as "proposals" for sculptures, and the term is apt: they seem both concrete and mutable.
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Laura Jellinek's set, lighted by Bradley King, is a world of naked and mutable surfaces, from which homes can materialize instantly and disappear just as fast.
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Nevertheless, this type of pop Catholicism centers local and more personal practices — like Virgin Mary worship and home altars — that are more mutable, resilient, and personal.
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Accenture has developed a mutable blockchain in which the content of individual blocks can be modified, leaving a digital "scar" to indicate that they have been changed.
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Bryan, along with the artists who have emerged in his wake, are proof that this is still the case, that country is still mutable, still in flux.
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Leaving behind his previous work in wood, he began to flatten, fold and fasten these caps into mutable wall-mounted compositions, lying somewhere between sculptures and textiles.
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The Cloud is a wearable, packable, mutable down sleeping bag that's made from recycled polyester and recycled PrimaLoft Silver Eco insulation, with a fluorocarbon-free DWR finish.
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Finally, the design is sent to a company in Germany that specialises in manufacturing and assembling prototypes, and front panels are ordered from Mutable Instruments' production partner.
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All would become mere textbook devices in lesser hands, but the mutable energy of Larsen's color makes them convincing, inviting us into the conversation of character-forms.
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But Amber is also a key element of Saulnier's central statement about human behavior conveyed in the film, which is that alliances, relationships, and motivations are all mutable.
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The cardinal signs make up one of the three astrological modalities, or categories that indicate how the signs act and move through the world: cardinal, fixed, and mutable.
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Hoodies, which came out in force in any number of shows, were as mutable as an April day, but most always appeared with kangaroo pouches and drawstrings intact.
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This one is heady and musky and intoxicating, but it's also somewhat mutable: When it's warmer out, the grassy notes come through; in colder months, it seems spicier.
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Gemini is a mutable sign that symbolizes transitions and having Uranus in the sign of the twins hints that you thrive on the chaos and movement of transformation.
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When Ms. Anderson stares into her makeup mirror — the solar center of Jan Versweyveld's mutable set — her face, as replicated on a giant screen, ages into crumbly decrepitude.
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Observers can follow the trail of the dancers' tracks, which will then be wiped out when the truck reverses course and follows the performers in the delicate, mutable sand.
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It's also likely that the price tag is mutable: if Ori Systems proves the market after their first run, costs could begin to go down as manufacturing scale increases.
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That women uniquely risk death and long-term health problems to bear society's children is not a cultural construct or a mutable gender role: It is a biological fact.
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Related: Troops in Riot Gear Deliver a Hidden Message in Venice 3,500 Salvaged Life Jackets Storm Denmark for Ai Weiwei's Latest Deconstructing Binary Gender Norms Through Mutable Self-Portraits
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All four signs are known for exhibiting what are known as "mutable qualities" in astrology-speak—meaning they're the most adaptable signs, even though their characteristics are completely different.
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They not only critique existing scientific and political structures, but also produce a deeper scientific knowledge in the process, revealing how interpretive, mutable, and context-dependent our genetics are.
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Related: Apples and Ballons Are Like Paper for This Poet Laureate Floridians Hack Google to Display Poetry by Inmates in Miami Deconstructing Binary Gender Norms Through Mutable Self-Portraits
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The Court ruled that gender stereotypes at work can be a form of intentional sex discrimination under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act, even though femininity is mutable.
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If "Far Away" provokes more laughter than it did before, it's because the cockeyed, mutable, desperately divided world it summons seems even closer to reality than it did before.
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Next the schematics are inputted into the PCB design software Eagle and discussions are initiated with UI designer Hannes Pasqualini, with whom Mutable Instruments has a long-standing partnership.
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Change is scary, but Virgo, as a mutable sign (the last sign of the season, in your case: summer), you're better equipped to deal with change than most people are.
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Related: Deconstructing Binary Gender Norms Through Mutable Self-Portraits 11 Female Artists Are Covering a New York Neighborhood in Murals [NSFW] 60 Contemporary Artists Made Works to Honor Inspiring Women
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Bosch captures—perhaps more than any other artist—the mutable world, life driven relentlessly by sex and death, and consciousness caught between imagination and the brutish facts of the flesh.
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"Portal" emphasizes that neither the buildings we inhabit nor the space they contain are solid and enduring; instead both object and space are mutable, always in the process of becoming.
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Appel's collage "Visage de femme" (1961), perhaps my very favorite piece in the show, organizes a collision of mutable elements of the everyday with an excessive, unavoidable degradation of sensibility.
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Pisces is also a mutable sign that's all about flexibility, so this season challenges you to open up to new ways of being and leave old patterns in the past.
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The band is fully visible at the back of Derek McLane's simple and mutable set, and microphones are always at the ready for when someone feels an insight coming on.
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In other words, my vision of self-care must be a decolonized one, where the borders of my self are mutable, formed by my relationship to the world around me.
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Where imperative programming relies heavily on mutable state (changing an object's value during execution), functional programming focuses on immutable state, in which a declared object retains its value throughout the process.
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Sophia Simensky's set and costumes are as basic as can be, yet surprisingly mutable, too, especially as enhanced by Seth Rook Williams's carefully shaded lighting and Daniel Foxsmith's ominous sound design.
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Go deeper: Taylor Swift to perform at Alibaba's Singles Day countdown event Streaming services have made music mutable Taylor Swift will re-record old songs after Scooter Braun's Big Machine deal
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Surrender isn't easy for you, Leo, but today is a day for you to embrace it as the moon in mutable water sign Pisces clashes with Jupiter, stirring up big emotions.
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The first four Mutable Instruments modules were designed simultaneously, with Braids, a "macro-oscillator" that digitally modelled a vast range of synth voices and timbres, proving to be the most popular.
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The indispensability of recognition is simultaneously made both more urgent and more complicated when you realize, as Yelaine Rodriguez does, that we are mutable, never sufficing to be just one person.
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Its status as both the most universal and mutable of roles helps explain why actors always want to tackle it, and why theater addicts like me always want to see them.
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Lee Friedlander's and LaToya Ruby Frazier's straight, full-frame photography simply doesn't hold up as well conceptually here within the mutable, invasive, algorithmic landscape in which we age and eventually melt.
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According to the laws of the Catholic Church, known as canon law, that priests might marry or not is man-made law, therefore mutable, while the exclusion of women is divinely ordained.
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Team Soft G claimed victory, while Team Hard G simply (and rightly) said that language is mutable, ever-changing, and subject to the whims of the public not the inventors of acronyms.
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We accept as a given that art — "great" art — is permanent, precious, the product of personal power, to which Mr. Irwin says: No. He proposes, instead, that art is mutable and conditional.
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We've reached out to Apple Music for comment and will continue to update this story as needed because everything is mutable in the internet era, and truly nothing stays the same forever.
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If you're mourning the loss of a person in your life, or are going through a hard transition, the Sun, in mutable Air sign Gemini, will help you through this difficult passage.
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They included the first iterations of Ray Gun, a mutable symbol for himself roughly in the shape of a toy laser pistol, a form that continues to fascinate him to this day.
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Takeshi Kata's mutable set is dominated by a bandstand, and the show begins with a performance by the Cyclos, the fictional group of the title who here perform the Dengue Fever's music.
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Mutable Instruments' Gillet argues that quitting the day job too soon is a rookie mistake, and instead you should aim for organic growth and "don't expect things to work out right away".
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He tries and tries, but he simply cannot keep it — his expression is fluid, mutable, expressed to his true emotions no matter what he does — and so he is marked for deletion.
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Mr. Dillane, an excellent actor who won a Tony for the 2000 Broadway revival of "The Real Thing," is the less mutable of the two and by the end seems understandably depleted.
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In London, where rules are mutable, officials wait for Mrs Merkel to signal that she does not really mean it when she says Britain cannot pick and choose the benefits of EU membership.
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The four mutable signs (Gemini, Virgo, Sagittarius, and Pisces) process information, and earth signs like Virgo are concerned with the material world, while air signs like Gemini are more into the conceptual world.
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Still, it is not foolish to think that the political upheavals and foreign wars that now swept over Florence confirmed his deep-rooted conviction that fortune was mutable and that circumstances always shifted.
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"We recognize that the distinction between immutable and mutable characteristics of race can sometimes be a fine (and difficult) one, but it is a line that courts have drawn," Judge Adalberto Jordan wrote.
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She often uses the same palette for the head and the ground, turning the painting into an exploration of the mutable relationship of figure and ground, which can be translated into figuration and abstraction.
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And by impugning the process, they work to cheapen it — to say that if the rules governing it are mutable, then perhaps the facts presented in a complaint are less than solid as well.
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"There is a solid bottom every where," Thoreau insists—and it is this insistence that gets him in trouble with so many academics, committed to the postmodern notion that all is idea, stance, mutable.
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However, Republican support for the New Start Treaty in Congress is an important signal to voters and the policy mutable commander in chief that it is important to national security and worthy of preservation.
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The Court ruled that gender stereotypes about how women should dress at work can be a form of intentional sex discrimination under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act, even though femininity is mutable.
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But the crux of the show — designed by Charlie Corcoran (the spare, geometric set) and Michael Gottlieb (the mutable lighting) — is Mr. Irwin becoming a receptacle for the holy, and unholy, spirit of Beckett.
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Sagittarius is also a mutable sign—inclined to divide its focus among many interests—and Saturn placed here points to your matriculation of more than one topic with certificates and diplomas of various disciplines.
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But Archie Comics has become something different; a set of characters and places that are mutable, playing to a given era, and then being left behind by fans as they move on to something else.
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Much like the mutable presence of grief, the jinn remind us of what could have been, and their attempts to meddle with humans drive some of the most empowering and tender scenes in the film.
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And it feels true, too, to the mutable structure of identity, that complex, composite "we," liable to shift and break and reshape itself as we recall certain pieces of our earlier lives and suppress others.
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Ivanov is at once the steadiest and the most mutable performer in Romanian cinema, a kind of Balkan J.K. Simmons, on hand to embody both the stoical and the sleazy aspects of modern bureaucratic manhood.
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The centerpiece of the show, the daunting Destruction Quartet, features four video loops depicting historical circumstances of violence derived from both global news and contemporary art, a commentary on the mutable relationship between creation and destruction.
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Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity (SOGI) ordinances make arguably mutable characteristics like sexual orientation and gender identity legally akin to race by setting the terms "sexual orientation and gender identity" alongside other protected classes like race.
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Several panelists conveyed the sense that the nature of our relation to VR is highly mutable, even germinal, insofar as it will dramatically evolve correlative to our growing familiarity with its yet-to-be-discovered forms.
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Flexible, mutable Mercury doesn't budge on the details when it's in Taurus, so this is a fine time for accounting or any detail-oriented work—just don't expect people to be super flexible at this time.
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Leo's ruling planet, the Sun, dependably rises every morning—and dependability is something you can lack in your life as a mutable sign (signs that fall at the end of a season, symbolizing change and flow).
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We begin with the young ensemble roaming David Rockwell's airy, mutable set (lighted by Japhy Weideman) with hopeful smiles and what look like bound copies of the script, while blithe piano music percolates through the air.
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And because of Sagittarius' status as a mutable sign (one that falls at the end of a season and is adaptable to change), "our mindsets will be more open to new ideas and situations," Hale says.
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From a devious, melting cube straight out of Hellraiser, to alien planet-worthy landscapes, and even a Middle-Earth-inspired techno-sojourn, it's a look inside mathematical constructions as divisible as they are mutable, mobile, and magical.
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The rupturing alliances depicted in Touma's film hints not only at the brutality of war, but also the mutable state of affairs in a civil war that has claimed millions of lives and displaced several million more.
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Other times, the joy is found in actively trying to find the border between kayfabe and shoot, dwelling on that ever mutable line—did he really hit his opponent, did she mean what she said in that promo?
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It was on the internet where I first altered the way that my gender was perceived by other people—why shouldn't an oeuvre of transgender music also be buried here online, in code as mutable as my own?
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A building that is a shape-shifter, that is continuously adjustable, mutable, and flexible, that can be designed to be structurally responsive to its urban environs, reshaping the city that in turn reshapes it, is a seductive fantasy.
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The production — which features a mutable haunted house set by Riccardo Hernandez with lighting by Lap Chi Chu and projections by Hana S. Kim — begins in a promisingly satirical vein, as the family gathers around the dinner table.
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These people were speaking on Monday night at "Prurience," a self-help program for people addicted to pornography that is also a tricky, mutable, overstuffed performance piece by the British conceptualist Christopher Green, co-directed by Holly Race Roughan.
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Ethics and principles are, to a degree, mutable concepts — and ones which the tech giants have become very practiced at claiming as their own, for PR purposes, including by attaching self-styled 'guard-rails' to their own AI operations.
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What all this constitutes is not flirtation: It's abuse, of the women themselves, as well as the kind of work environment that necessarily requires mutable boundaries and a sense of community and puts faith in its employees to respect one another.
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But it suggests that opinions of Michael Bloomberg are mutable — in some part because he is many things at once but also because his presentation lacks either the emotion or the phoniness to inspire visceral feelings one way or the other.
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It would be fascinating to have known his take on the work of someone like the contemporary playwright Branden Jacobs-Jenkins, who sees the African-American identity as an existential and very mutable question, shaped by self-consciousness and self-editing.
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Kelly points out that Virgo, like Sagittarius, is a mutable sign, meaning that both the Messier 87 black hole and the Sagittarius A* black hole appear in "signs in the zodiac are associated with change and transfiguration" — appropriate for this scientific milestone.
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Of course, Vegas is also endlessly protean and mutable: A time-lapse of the Strip from Prima's day through the present might look something like the intro sequence to Game of Thrones, structures rising and falling and being replaced over and over again.
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The storefront is half underground and packed to the brim with gear aimed at the modular-minded, with notable brands including Mutable Instruments and Metasonix, who made the shop a custom vacuum tube distortion pedal called the Stereo Robotspeak TM-7 Scrotum Smasher.
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Though Mr. Weldon's heart is with the normals — he's a populist, believing in the endlessly mutable splendor of his subject (he has occasionally contributed to The New York Times) — he seems to err on the side of telling his story for the nerds.
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While Cardinal signs are busy chilling out or working on finding who they're going to settle down with this winter, Libra season for the mutable signs, which are Gemini, Sagittarius, Pisces, and Virgo, means running wild — often with someone they just met.
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"I quit my main job in February 2012 because the company I was working for was going nowhere, while Mutable Instruments' first quarter showed that I could live decently off the DIY kits even if we weren't quite there yet," Gillet tells me.
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One of his single most influential contributions to the modern design movement was the concept of modular storage walls, which not only presented opportunities to stow away the necessary but unaesthetic stuff of life, but also offered endless and mutable display spaces.
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Nothing anyone says means anything, the act of doing is only insisted upon for some, and history is mutable, all because a company can simply churn at a standstill forever, like WWE did at Extreme Rules, accruing wealth and power beyond any rational understanding.
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His ambiguous role as a journalist with a political agenda and his anomalous — and mutable — cadre of allies and enemies defined him as a cryptic character in the capital, where he never learned to drive and conducted business from a telephone-equipped table at the Jockey Club.
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Late in February, it was just 52 degrees in Aswan, where I had boarded the sailboat, but the scenery slipping past was everything the guidebooks had promised: tall sandbanks, curved palms and the mutable, gray-green river, the spine of Egypt and the throughline in its history.
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On "From This Place," his new album, Metheny passes through cycles and rhythms so fluidly, you hardly notice how elaborate an apparatus he's got running behind him: He is being supported by Joel McNeely and the Hollywood Studio Symphony, as well as his mutable multigenerational quartet.
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Further, since biometric data like fingerprints and facial recognition information is static — meaning it can't be changed by affected consumers in the way that passwords can — once it's been leaked, it creates a more permanent security problem than the breach of a mutable key, such as a PIN.
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Victoria Massie: Before it reached the state Senate, the ADL's statement against the bill called attention to what it means to include an occupation — something that one can choose — under the hate crime law provision for people who are discriminated against and targeted based on far less mutable characteristics.
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On the forum, "narcissism" is most often used as an umbrella term for a collection of behaviors, rather than the personality disorder of the same name: The term "narcissist" is mutable, however—it's also used by estranged parents who gather in another ecosystem of forums to talk about their children.
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Superstudio and Constant dreamt of a different kind of city beyond the rational expressions of urban capitalism, wherein megastructures would, ironically, unite urban differences while also opening up the possibility of mutable, post-capitalist city spaces, becoming a kind of negative utopia designed to consume the dystopias of rationalized, capitalist urban space.
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The allegations themselves were mutable and unfounded: that the Obama administration had spied on the Trump campaign, that Ukrainian officials had actually carried out the DNC cyberattacks and falsely blamed Russia for it, that the Ukrainian government tried to illicitly subvert Trump's presidential bid, and other mixtures of half-truths and outright lies.
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But Trump's views are so mutable, and he's so deeply swayed by whoever gets into his office or onto his call list, that replacing Kelly with someone else could actually lead to a different version of the Trump administration — it's likely, for instance, that Chief of Staff Gary Cohn would have pushed Trump toward a deal on DREAMers, rather than away from one.
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Taking his work from the mid-2715s and his recent paintings as bookends, it is apparent that Reed has been exploring the brushstroke in myriad ways: as a wet-into-wet, one-shot encounter; as a viscous pool or mutable form; as spliced, coiling bodies and undulating folds; as filmic images; abstract graffiti; bravura flourishes; and stenciled signs, repeatable and unrepeatable — for more than 22017 years.
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I first heard and became entranced by English Radio DJ Jack Jackson in the early 60s, when my RAF officer father was based in Germany, and radio was our only cultural link to the UK. With his advanced production techniques and pioneering fast-cut edits of the disparate and the unexpected, it was Jackson who triggered my nascent perceptual radar to the possibilities of juxtaposition, propelling me on an ongoing journey into the multifarious and mutable matrix that is collage: arguably the most important cultural idea of the last century.
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