Recentering her perspective proved an interesting challenge for the mostly self-taught artist.
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Here, too, Obama is recentering her role as first lady and mother as a role of consequence.
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Ideally, it would mean ditching the family structure and recentering the show around Winter's Alex Dunphy character.
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Kan is recentering and putting others first, but also no longer trying to rely on external approval.
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It's an intricate recentering of the Jackson narrative, a reorientation of past stories that have already been written and told.
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There's a main button that serves four functions: on / off, toggling between panning and still modes, recentering, and switching to selfie mode.
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Recentering takes only a moment, but it makes the otherwise polished interface feel unreliable — the worst thing an input device can be.
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These could make Imgur even more sticky, recentering it from the images you find to the people you share them with, even if you've never met them in real life.
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In the New Year, as we commit to doing our part in dismantling injustice such as sexual misconduct, we must do the difficult work of recentering marginalized communities and their importance.
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But mostly he was in receiving mode—the deferential host of a discussion on "ReCentering the Experiences of Black Women to Achieve Economic Justice" at the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation's annual legislative conference in Washington.
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And it's an integral part of this season's narrative, recentering on Angela Abar's quest to untangle the conspiracy surrounding Judd's murder after a couple of weeks in which the story has drifted away from her.
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Once a video call starts, the 140-degree, 12-megapixel Smart Lens snaps into action, automatically zooming and recentering so your face stays on camera even if you're bustling around the kitchen or playing with the kids.
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Are we meant to understand that Undine's return to Fort Greene — perhaps a comedown in 2004 but home to million-dollar apartments today — is a salutary form of racial re-education, a way of recentering her blackness?
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There are quick hit meditations for recentering and relaxing, those where you can focus on handling a specific situation – like toxic friendships or online dating – and seven-day challenges that deal with a particular issue like burnout or productivity.
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Her success comes not just from the strength of her voice, but from the idea that by recentering classic genre stories on the women who haunt their edges, and diving deep into their subconscious, territory still ripe for exploration will open up.
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It's also meant as a new start for the series, a recentering after the death of original series star Paul Walker, and the kickoff of a trilogy that continues its characters' mutation from criminals in a soap opera melodrama to globetrotting, government-sanctioned action-heroes in a soap opera melodrama.
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Their debut LP plants a flag in the ground for the cause of reclaiming country music from the white and male perspective of simple life, recentering it on inclusive voices, telling the stories of women, mothers, people of color, and from the LGBTQ+ community — all through the lens of music that could only be called country, with more than a passing nod to traditional country storytelling songs.
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The springs provided the recentering force. This operation required more physical motion to depress the switches than on the CX40, and the CX10 is generally considered to be less suitable for gaming.
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The replacement of the 'ch' beginning in 'chicana' with 'X' was an attempt at recentering the indigenous roots of the culture. Through using the Nahua language and pronunciation of the sound 'ch', there was a refocused from the Eurocentric ties to the identity by replacing the Spanish letter 'ch'.Rodríguez, Richard T (October 2017). "X marks the spot".
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T. A. Green, Folklore: An Encyclopedia of Beliefs, Customs, Tales, Music, and Art (ABC-CLIO, 1997), p. 81. Blues ballads are usually anonymously authored and were performed by both black and white musicians in the early 20th century. Ballads about anti-heroes include "Wild Bill Jones", "Stagger Lee" and "John Hardy".R. DeV Renwick, Recentering Anglo/American Folksong: Sea Crabs and Wicked Youths (University Press of Mississippi, 2009), pp. 25-6.
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As director of the MCA, Grynsztejn’s vision is to make the museum an “artist-activated, audience-engaged space where art, ideas, community, and conversation dynamically occur.” Grynsztejn has been working to redefine the MCA’s vision since her appointment in 2008: “Much of her time over the last two-and-a-half years has been spent recentering the MCA’s mission on the creative process and audience participation.”Snodgrass, Susan. “MCA Chicago Today.” Art in America.
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The Sunni Revival was a period in Islamic history marked by the revival of the political fortunes of Sunni Islam, a renewed interest in Sunni law and theology and the spread of new styles in art and architecture. Conventionally, the revival lasted from 1055 until 1258. Richard Bulliet has proposed that the term "recentering" better describes the period than "revival" or "renaissance". The period is characterized as much by developments within Sunnism as by Sunni relations with Shia Islam.
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Nil Sorsky (, also Nilus of Sora and Nil Sorski; birth name: Nikolai Maikov () (c. 1433 – 1508) became a leader of a tendency in the medieval Russian Orthodox Church known as the Non-possessors (nestyazhateli) which opposed ecclesiastic landownership.On Nil Sorsky, see David M. Goldfrank, "Recentering Nil Sorskii: The Evidence from the Sources," Russian Review 66, No. 3 (2007): 359–376. The Russian Orthodox Church venerates Nil Sorsky as a saint, marking his feast day on the anniversary of his repose on May 7.
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A new high by wide LED video board would be installed closer to the field than the previous one. Another notable feature was the removal of the stadium's track, which allowed 4,000 additional seats to be added along with lowering and recentering the field. The concourses along the stadium's north and west sides were enhanced with new concessions and new gates, restroom facilities and first aid stations. Integrated seating in compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act were also added for disabled guests and their companions.
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An exploded view of the Atari CX40 joystick shows its basic construction. The top lid is not shown in this diagram. When the stick is moved, one side of the hemisphere (right) moves down to press on the buttons while the opposite side is forced upward (left) to provide a recentering force. The Atari joystick works by connecting the ground pin to one of several pins in the Atari joystick port, thereby dropping the voltage on that pin and creating a signal that can be noticed by a controller in the computer.
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A new 42 feet high by 75.6 feet wide LED video board would be installed 90 feet closer to the field than the previous one. Another notable feature was the removal of the stadium's track, which allowed 4,000 additional seats to be added along with lowering and recentering the field. The concourses along the stadium's north and west sides were enhanced with new concessions and new gates, restroom facilities and first aid stations. Integrated seating in compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act were also added for disabled guests and their companions.
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Justin Everett, in his essay "Fan Culture and the Recentering of Star Trek", described the appearance of the Orions in the fourth season of Enterprise as an attempt by Coto to bring viewers back to the series. However, he described the Orion women themselves as providing "softcore porn" to the viewer. Regarding those same appearances, David Greven wrote in his book Gender and Sexuality in Star Trek, that the attraction of the men on the Enterprise demonstrated the "extraordinary heterosexuality of all the Trek series" as none of them can resist them, nor do any of the women feel a similar attraction. Regarding their dancing, he found that it was "similar to the jerky movement of birds", referencing that the sirens of Greek mythology shared some features with humans and others with birds.
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