I was reconceiving, or redrawing, the contemporary nude model from my own point of view.
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But in reconceiving Shakespeare, it isn't story that counts; the meaning of story is all.
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After she went through a breakup, she started from scratch, reconceiving the album as something far darker and more personal.
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When I inhabit the role of the models — whether it's Olympia or Barbie — it's not about reproducing them but reconceiving them.
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All travel requires a degree of improvisation, and Bourdain and his cameramen are well versed in reconceiving a show on the fly.
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In reconceiving the show for the second, successful pilot ("Where No Man Has Gone Before"), Roddenberry transferred Number One's emotionless, "cerebral" cool to Spock.
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You can convert a noun by reconceiving it as an adjective and adding the suffix to make a big, beautiful adverb, to put it Trumpily.
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Times of social upheaval throw artists back on reconceiving their purpose and on choosing whether to address public affairs or to maintain refuge from them.
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Candida Moss is a professor of theology at the University of Notre Dame and co-author of "Reconceiving Infertility: Biblical Perspectives on Childlessness and Procreation" (Princeton University Press, 2015).
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Candida R. Moss holds a chair in theology at the University of Birmingham and is co-author of "Reconceiving Infertility: Biblical Perspectives on Childlessness and Procreation" (Princeton University Press, 2015).
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But Baruch Spinoza, another revolutionary thinker of the seventeenth century, went furthest in reconceiving the idea of God, in ways so radical that his name became a byword for dangerous atheism.
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In addition, reconceiving America's drug epidemic as a public health crisis, not solely as a problem of crime, has represented a massive step forward in policy and insight — one that Rosenstein embraced.
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"The intention is that people start to associate Saudi Arabia with excitement and sport — reconceiving it as an outward-looking, open place to visit," Jakens, Amnesty International UK&aposs head of campaigns, said.
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When so many citizens are convinced that parties have a negative impact on politics, it's hard for us to think about revitalizing them, or even reconceiving what strong parties might mean in the 21st century.
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This requires reconceiving the music for the modern piano in terms of sound, articulation, the use of the sustaining pedal and, especially, dynamics, since the piano has a far greater range of soft to loud than the harpsichord.
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Long before the Harlem Renaissance, Hartman writes, "before white folks journeyed uptown to get a taste of the other, before F. Scott Fitzgerald and Radclyffe Hall and Henry Miller," these women were reconceiving the possibilities for private life.
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" The designers Reid Bartelme and Harriet Jung, who have made costumes for choreographers like Justin Peck and for companies including New York City Ballet and American Ballet Theater, plan to work on the project "A New Way In: Reconceiving Ballet Through Design.
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The Democratic Party cannot continue to reap the electoral rewards of the black vote — or embark on a comprehensive revaluation of life at the bottom of the economic scale — without fundamentally reconceiving how it deals with the neighborhoods where many of its voters live.
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The Trisha Brown Dance Company will also perform "In Plain Site", reconceiving some of Brown's most dynamic short dance pieces at three locations in the park: in a stone coppice created by Andy Goldsworthy; in Phyllida Barlow's quarry and—likely to be the most impressive element—on platforms in the water pools at the entrance to the park.
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Russell, D. R. (1995). Activity theory and its implications for writing instruction. In J. Petraglia (Ed.), Reconceiving writing, rethinking writing instruction (pp. 51–78). Hillsdale, NJ: Erlbaum.
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Now, as fewer and fewer people are able to find full-time work, hope turns to hopelessness and security gives way to a pervasive unease. Yet some Japanese are getting by, partly by reconceiving notions of home, family, and togetherness.
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Benzer is the subject of the 1999 book Time, Love, Memory: A Great Biologist and His Quest for the Origins of Behavior by Pulitzer laureate Jonathan Weiner, and Reconceiving the Gene: Seymour Benzer's Adventures in Phage Genetics by Lawrence Holmes.
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A generalized double diamond approach to the global competitiveness of Korea and Singapore. International Business Review, 7(2), 135-150. and extended Porter and Kramer's (2011) three distinctive steps; (1) defining core competence, (2) redefining productivity in the value chain, (3) reconceiving comprehensive targets, and (4) enabling local or global cluster development.
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In J. K. Peyton (Ed.), Students and teachers writing together: Perspectives on journal writing (pp. 5–17). Alexandria, VA: Teachers of English to Speakers of Other Languages. pointed out that the interactive conversations create a truly student-centered language program, in which students have a voice in reconceiving and directing the curriculum itself and develop real control over their communication.
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Hathaway's scholarly work focuses on international human rights and refugees. Among his publications are a treatise on the refugee definition, The Law of Refugee Status: 2nd Edition (with M. Foster) (2014); an interdisciplinary study of refugee law reform, Reconceiving International Refugee Law (1997); and an analysis of the nature of the legal duty to protect refugees, The Rights of Refugees under International Law (2005).
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Mary Leah de Zwart, "White Sauce and Chinese Chews: Recipes as Postcolonial Metaphors" in Sarah Carter, ed., Unsettled Pasts: Reconceiving the West through Women's History (University of Calgary Press 2005): 134. In 1914, a new elementary school was named for her, the first public building in Victoria named for a woman.Patrick A. Dunae, "Margaret Jenkins 1843-1923" The Homeroom: British Columbia's History of Education Website.
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Ireland is a founding member of the Lacanian School of Psychoanalysis, and was a member of the faculty at the Psychoanalytic Institute of Northern California. In 1993, Ireland wrote "Reconceiving Women: Separating Motherhood From Female Identity", which focuses on three types of women: mothers, child-less, and child-free. Acknowledging the distinction child-free became critical as a legitimate choice for women. The work was the subsequent subject of a doctoral thesis.
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Reconceiving Jesus in the Bible, Tradition and Theology (London: SPCK/ Grand Rapids: Eerdmans, 2013). that explored historical, hermeneutical, creedal and Christological issues. One review states that the author’s “execution of his task is superlative” and holds the book to be “a solidly catholic treatment and a fine example of the application of biblical scholarship and theological hermeneutics to a part of tradition too often sentimentalized or passed over with averted eyes.”The Catholic Biblical Quarterly 77 (2015) 374-75.
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In England and Wales, witness intimidation is one form of the crime of perverting the course of justice.Jonathan Doak, Victims' Rights, Human Rights and Criminal Justice: Reconceiving the Role of Third Parties (Hart, 2008), p. 59. Section 51 of the Criminal Justice and Public Order Act 1994 includes the offences of intimidating a witness and taking revenge on a witness. The Serious Organised Crime and Police Act 2005 provides for protections for witnesses at risk of intimidation.
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The Amazon sedan's ponton genre, three-box styling was inspired by US cars of the early 1950s, strongly resembling the Chrysler New Yorker sedan and the Chrysler 300C hardtop Coupe. According to designer Jan Wilsgaard, the Amazon's styling was inspired by a Kaiser he saw at the Gothenburg harbour. The Amazon featured strong articulation front to rear, pronounced "shoulders", and slight but visible tailfins. These features became inspiration for Peter Horbury when reconceiving Volvo's design direction with the V70 after decades of rectilinear, slab-sided, boxy designs.
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The CSV concept has busted out from 2002 and in this article,Porter, M. and Kramer, m. (2002) The Competitive Advantage of Corporate Philanthropy, Harvard Business Review, 80(12): 56-69. they hinted the application of Porter's diamond mode.Porter, M. (1990) The Competitive Advantage of Nations, New York, NY: The Free Press. Despite CSV theory is related to the diamond mode which has four endogenous variables, Porter and Kramer (2011) presented three distinctive steps to CSV; (1) reconceiving products and markets, (2) redefining productivity in the value chain, and (3) enabling local cluster development.
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Among other marks of distinction, Moss received the Charlotte W. Newcombe Award from the Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation, the John Templeton Award for Theological Promise from the John Templeton Foundation, and a NEH Summer Seminar Grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities. In 2015 she was shortlisted for the Hiett Prize and a Religion Newswriters Association award. In 2016 her co- authored book Reconceiving Infertility was shortlisted for the American Academy of Religion Book Prize for Textual Studies. She was elected a member of Studiorum Novi Testamenti Societas in 2013.
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With the adoption of the Constitutional mandate for decentralization of powers that privileged those self-government institutions in planning for economic development and social justice, the proposal to re- think the status of DRDAs and also to merge them with the panchayats had emerged. Under the section on 'devolution of functionaries' the 1st Round Table had adopted a resolution, number IV(i), for reconceiving the role of District Rural Development Agencies (DRDAs). DRDAs were to be progressively merged with the District Panchayats and their technical expertise made available to all tiers of Panchayats. At an all India level, the progress reported in this regard is far from satisfactory.
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The rest of the game's characters, including the main villain named Mamu, were created by Nintendo for the project. Yume Kōjō: Doki Doki Panic takes place within a book with an Arabian setting. All four characters are optionally playable, though the game is not fully completed until the player clears all levels using each protagonist. Nintendo of America's Gail Tilden recalls that president Minoru Arakawa's request to convert the thematically unrelated Yume Kōjō: Doki Doki Panic into a Mario sequel was "odd" at first but not unusual for Nintendo, having already converted a canceled Popeye prototype into Donkey Kong and reconceiving that into Donkey Kong Jr. and Donkey Kong 3.
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The Declaration is a Call to Action. On one hand, it is a call to governments, educators, civil and private sectors to engage with design, utilise and recognise it through Design Advocacy, Development of Design Metrics, Development of Design Policies, Development of Design Standards, Enhancement of Design Education. It is also a call to designers themselves to step into a leadership role, reconceiving themselves as “ambassadors” of end-users, calling for more Responsive, Responsible and Vigilant Design, and Recognition of Design in the face of global challenges. The Montreal Design Declaration defines the Value of Design through eight bold propositions: # Design is a driver of innovation and competition, growth and development, efficiency and prosperity.
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In advance of the film's release, as customary for the era, Signet Books published an "inferred" novelization of the script; meaning it wasn't identified as such, per se, but the publication date and the copyright assigned to Embassy Pictures Corporation mark it as a work derived from the screenplay. In this case, the screenwriters did their own adapting, Les & Tina Pine by-lined under their unmarried names, Les Pine and Tina Rome. At 128 pages of very small print—also common for the era, especially for media tie-ins—their book represents a thorough transposition from lean script to fleshed out novel, reconceiving the story in a deeply internalized and highly stylized fashion. The cover price was 60¢.
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The Museum has collections on everything from archives of Darwin’s letters to a visual collection of contraception. In 2015 the Museum added a new collection named "Reconceiving Birth 1840 to 1940" that focuses on home births and midwifery. This collection explores the practice of birthing with immigrant communities and then the shift to birthing in hospitals after World War I. The Blaufox Hall of diagnostic instruments is known as one of the most comprehensive of its kind, displaying medical instruments over the years that have been used in hospitals and show the growing relationships between doctors and patients. The museum has a wide display of reproductive and medical history: however, majority of their collection is not displayed in the museum due to space.
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His work in these fields was pioneering: in physical anthropology he led scholars away from static taxonomical classifications of race, to an emphasis on human biology and evolution; in linguistics he broke through the limitations of classic philology and established some of the central problems in modern linguistics and cognitive anthropology; in cultural anthropology he (along with the Polish-English anthropologist Bronisław Malinowski) established the contextualist approach to culture, cultural relativism, and the participant observation method of fieldwork. The four-field approach understood not merely as bringing together different kinds of anthropologists into one department, but as reconceiving anthropology through the integration of different objects of anthropological research into one overarching object, was one of Boas's fundamental contributions to the discipline, and came to characterize American anthropology against that of England, France, or Germany. This approach defines as its object the human species as a totality. This focus did not lead Boas to seek to reduce all forms of humanity and human activity to some lowest common denominator; rather, he understood the essence of the human species to be the tremendous variation in human form and activity (an approach that parallels Charles Darwin's approach to species in general).
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