The web economy is more ephemeral than we often remember.
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Some flavors can be a bit more ephemeral than others.
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If they are much more ephemeral, we could well be alone.
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Its investments are ever-more ephemeral, progressing from commodities to movies to arbitrage.
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The galleries contain documentation of some of Oppenheim's earlier, more ephemeral land-based works.
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Similarly, more ephemeral ties rarely prompt conversations that delve beyond a shared common interest.
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Fashion is more ephemeral than interiors or architecture, but perhaps more than it need be.
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Because of that transition, we were all thinking about how music was becoming more ephemeral.
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That means the update will be far more ephemeral, quickly disappearing as other updates push it down.
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Because our most intimate and our more ephemeral relationships now claim additional bandwidth, neighborly ties have suffered.
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But in the admissions scam, the fraud losses are more ephemeral, CNN legal analyst Elie Honig said.
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It could easily be one of her own objects and, being outdoors, is more ephemeral than most of them.
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Happiness, of course, is more ephemeral, less quantifiable, than coziness, though Mr. Wiking marshals some engaging behavioral-science data.
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The piece "Glass" (2008) and "Tulips" (1996) are simple compositions: just flowers made transparent and even more ephemeral in their bodies.
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In sum, technically worthless pieces of paper, imbued with a valueless token, and representing something even more ephemeral and, yes, priceless.
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I had a really heavy This Mortal Coil and Cocteau Twins phase, so there was this more ephemeral, dreamy side, too.
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Do you think today's art world, which revolves so much around fame and wealth, precludes the more ephemeral practices of previous decades?
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Meaning the content in the InfoWars app is more ephemeral — making it more difficult for Apple to cross-check against its community standards.
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Because while a traditional CEO is responsible for a particular product, what Hilton and Jenner are selling is more ephemeral and all-encompassing.
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Facebook also ramped up it augmented reality selfie filters, added more ephemeral messaging features and launched Watch as a competitor to Snapchat Discover.
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Snapchat, on the other hand, is more ephemeral in nature, perfect for behind-the-scenes, lighthearted content or crowdsourced material from fans, he said.
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Further study could reveal whether these are like the Great Red Spot, which has been observable for at least 300 years, or more ephemeral.
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Many systems don't make it easy to find, organize and back up valuable files, while shunting more ephemeral data to the digital trash heap.
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Some Trump allies take those interviews as an optimistic sign, saying that investigations normally start with more ephemeral people and move toward the center.
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Or is it something more ephemeral — something religion might dub the "soul," the part of yourself that is hidden away and untouchable to everyone but God?
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Even if few cases are prosecuted, however, the denaturalization campaign sends a message that citizenship may be more ephemeral that many naturalized Americans thought it would be.
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Last week, CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced the company would be pivoting to privacy, focusing more on its messaging platforms and enabling more ephemeral features and encrypted chats.
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We wanted to make the experience as delightful and safe for the broadcaster as possible, and one way to do that was to make the content more ephemeral.
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There is actually a whole division of the National Park Service that's devoted to capturing the more ephemeral features of nature: The Natural Sounds and Night Skies Division.
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Lastly, there is a division that I believe is harder to grasp, more ephemeral but also more profound: the difference between the black activist and the black traditionalist.
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Both are pianists associated with the avant-garde, but Taborn, whose playing is more ephemeral, is a spectral figure, rarely spotted around the scene unless he's playing a gig.
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One reason Slack could credibly claim to reduce email inside companies is that it encouraged people to drop their more ephemeral messages into chat, rather than email the entire staff.
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The use of white enables her to achieve a more ephemeral condition, in which the spectral light and colors change with each move you make in front of the painting.
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For example, your bike could arrive banged up, and some of the companies that sell their bikes on Amazon are a bit more ephemeral: here one day and gone the next.
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People are using this thing that wasn't designed for it, but they're telling us that they want to have some omnipresent status independent of the tweets that might be more ephemeral.
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As is the case with so many of nature's once-rare features, some scientists think climate change and resource depletion will make more rivers more ephemeral — a sublimity too cheaply got.
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DFTA works to eliminate ageism and ensure the dignity and quality of life of New York City's older residents, through direct outreach, caregiver support, and more ephemeral projects like the PAIR residency.
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Developers can go into Github and see every line of code they ever created back to the very start of the project, but conversations around that code tend to be more ephemeral, he explained.
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"As much as I like most of the winners from the S&P, their moves seem a little more exaggerated and possibly more ephemeral than their counterparts in the Dow, especially Boeing," he said.
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This might instead be seen to as a race between the more ephemeral, soaring spirit of Lady Gaga on the one hand, and the magnificent, organizational instincts and intuitive power of Tom Brady on the other.
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Screenshot: TechCrunchReposting—or "Regramming"—on Instagram via third-party services isn't new, and there are obvious benefits to being able to re-share posts from yourself or others in the context of your more ephemeral Story content.
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Another, more ephemeral, issue that arises from the absence of net neutrality is that companies like Netflix need to develop the necessary skill and tool set to navigate an internet that doesn't guarantee a level playing field.
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While New York's Carnival designers tend to have drastically different inspirations—with some rooted in tradition and satire, and others more ephemeral—they share a common bond in designing for a vastly diverse Caribbean community in New York.
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"So it goes from the very specifics like policy levels to just more ephemeral sort of topics, which again could easily go ignored without this really rigorous interest in trying to uncover them and solve them," he says.
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At a time when accusations of fake news are rampant, it might seem like our perceptions of reality have never been more ephemeral, but a thought-provoking project by interactive designer Danli Hu reminds us that reality has never been concrete.
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While many in Washington, including Trump, talk about the issue regularly, for the men and women in this small Texas city, immigration and a possible border wall shows up in their everyday lives, while the Mueller probe is more ephemeral.
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The fleeting quality of Mr. Antoine's street photography, "the closest thing to a slice of time that I'll ever get," as he says, is made more ephemeral by the fact that one day, possibly very soon, he won't be able to do it.
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You can subscribe to specific sports or events in the Moments tab of the Twitter app and receive updates throughout the games, which is pretty cool, and a bit of a departure from the more ephemeral way that Moments has worked up until now.
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In a world where just about anything can be bought online and shipped to your door, stores that offer more ephemeral things that can't be packaged in a cardboard box and that meet needs will find a brighter future than most expected even a few years ago.
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Although even the best embalming will give way to decay, cremains, if not buried beneath a monument or encased in a columbarium, can feel more ephemeral as a memorial, so endeavors like jewelry for ashes, memorial tattoos with ash-infused ink, or even an underwater reef of ash-embedded sculptures have emerged.
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Making Facebook more ephemeral could make it harder to fact-check false claims Daniel Funke considers the impact of Facebook's move to make messages disappear after a limited period of time: He agreed that ephemeral content, like word-of-mouth communications, can convey errors that are hard to correct, but said the limited audience can circumscribe the damage.
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Precisely cut triangles of duck liver tart on a buckwheat pastry crust, dusted with forest-green dried ramp powder, is one of the few dishes to have earned a (for now) permanent place on the menu; a chilled zucchini and buttermilk cream soup, poured tableside into a shallow bowl containing braised pistachios, plump blueberries and ribbons of raw zucchini, was a more ephemeral seasonal offering.
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Every November 11 that I have been privileged enough to wake up and put on the uniform has been an honor, and it is on those days that the sound of the bugle at reveille and the raising of the flag seems more ephemeral, a moment that I must somehow capture before the last of my days in service are behind me and I see the flag only as a civilian.
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The works demand that, even as new technologies and machines produce new and more ephemeral types of knowledge, humans acknowledge the forms of the everyday objects.
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Faria worked also for more ephemeral magazines, such as A Comédia Popular (The people's comedy), A Galeria (The Gallery), Ziguezague and Ba-Ta-Clan (The Hotchpotch).
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When the movie Moneyball was adapted from the book, DePodesta did not approve of the way his character was portrayed. "There were a handful of things. Some were factual, others were more ephemeral." He had no objection to Jonah Hill's performance.
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These strategies include using stricter privacy settings and engaging in more "ephemeral mediums" such as Instagram stories and Snapchat in which posts are only temporarily accessible and are less likely to have permanent consequences or an effect on one's reputation.
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He divided media into time-binding and space-binding types. Time-binding media are durable and include clay or stone tablets. Space- binding media are more ephemeral and include modern media such as radio, television, and mass circulation newspapers.Innis (Empire), p. 27.
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Kluge is married to Cam Langley, a glass artist who specializes in fine art pieces. Initially trained as a metalsmith, Kluge has continued to enlarge the scale and complexity of her work refocusing her genre to include more ephemeral, technological and conceptual installations. Along with this new format Kluge is now encompassing sound and digital video along with other sensory elements. Kluge has exhibited and lectured extensively.
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Cascades of water flowed over a dam while waterfalls migrated up-river along it. Most lava dams lasted for around 10,000 to 20,000 years. However others have proposed that the lava dams were much more ephemeral and failed catastrophically before overtopping. In this model dams would fail due to fluid flow through fractures in the dams and around dam abutments, through permeable river deposits and alluvium.
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Zebec ended the season with Eintracht as 10th, but he himself fell victim to the traditional shortlivedness of coaching jobs by 17 October of the following season. He had one more ephemeral engagement with his hometown club Dinamo Zagreb before his career ended. In 1988, he died from alcohol-related illness, aged only 59. He remains one of the most successful coaches in the history of the German Bundesliga.
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The place possesses uncommon, rare or endangered aspects of the cultural or natural history of New South Wales. The Nyngan graves and burner are of State significance as a rare physical reminder of the presence of Chinese in Central West and Western New South Wales. With many Chinese communities no longer living in these areas more ephemeral forms of evidence no longer exist. The burner is rare in its own right.
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Ryan's preferred materials range from heavy ones like cement, bronze, lead and painted plaster, to lighter and more ephemeral ones like paper, dust, flowers and feathers. Her sculptures are abstract and tend towards the biomorphic, appealing to organic forms like pods, shells, husks and seeds. Relics in the Pillow of Dreams (1985) is exemplary of this aesthetic. The organic nature of Ryan's work is accentuated by its direct placement on the floor, without a plinth.
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Reading Pound Reading: Modernism After Nietzsche is a 1987 book on Ezra Pound by the literary scholar and professor Kathryne V. Lindberg. Lindberg considers the influence of Nietzsche (usually at second- and third-hand through Pound's reading of other writers) upon the prose criticism of Ezra Pound, including his essay "How to Read," his books The ABC of Reading and Guide to Kulchur, as well as in more ephemeral and fugitive sources such as newspapers and obscure literary journals.
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The situationists argued that advanced capitalism manufactured false desires; literally in the sense of ubiquitous advertising and the glorification of accumulated capital, and more broadly in the abstraction and reification of the more ephemeral experiences of authentic life into commodities. The experimental direction of situationist activity consisted of setting up temporary environments favorable to the fulfillment of true and authentic human desires in response.Guy Debord (1958) Preliminary Problems in Constructing a Situation. Internationale Situationniste No. 1 (Paris, June 1958).
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Andernach, Urbar and Kettig), it was possible to propose new models in regards to Federmesser culture settlement dynamics along the Middle Rhine. It could be shown that alongside more ephemeral hunting camps, such as Niederbieber, there were also longer-term camps (e.g. Kettig). The differences in the distribution of lithic artefacts, relative proportion of specific tool types, as well as the presence of burst quartzite boulders (pot boilers) indicates longer-term occupations and different activity spectra.GELHAUSEN, F. 2011.
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Very little is known about King Horus-Bird. The few archaeological evidences point to the existence of one or more ephemeral rulers following Qa'a's death and before Hotepsekhemwy of which Horus-Bird may have been one. Egyptologists such as Jaroslav Černý and Kaplony think that Horus-Bird could be identical to the likewise sparsely attested King Horus-Ba. Indeed, this ruler wrote his name with the leg sign or the leg and ram signs, which read "Ba".
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A second factor is that Chancellery sections, unlike ministries, can be created or dissolved without involving the legislature and so tend to be naturally more ephemeral. As a result, Chancellery ministers can be considered politically junior to regular ministers. On the other hand, Chancellery ministers are supreme executive organs within their respective domains just like regular ministers. Even though the chancellor can create Chancellery sections without having to wait for statutes to be passed and promulgated, the process can take time.
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Space-biased media are more ephemeral. They include modern media such as radio, television, and mass circulation newspapers that convey information to many people over long distances, but have short exposure times. While time-biased media favour stability, community, tradition and religion, space-biased media facilitate rapid change, materialism, secularism and empire. Innis elaborated on his distinctions between time-biased and space-biased media in Empire and Communications: > The concepts of time and space reflect the significance of media to > civilization.
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285 Alluvial fans typically form where flow emerges from a confined channel and is free to spread out and infiltrate the surface. This reduces the carrying capacity of the flow and results in deposition of sediments. The flow can take the form of infrequent debris flows or one or more ephemeral or perennial streams. Alluvial fans are common in the geologic record, such as in the Triassic basins of eastern North America and the New Red Sandstone of south Devon.
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Medieval townspeople used a wide variety of different emblems but some had seals that included an image relating to their work.McEwan 2016, no.764. Sealing wax was naturally yellowish or pale brownish in tone, but could also be artificially colored red or green (with many intermediary variations). In some medieval royal chanceries, different colours of wax were customarily used for different functions or departments of state, or to distinguish grants and decrees made in perpetuity from more ephemeral documents.Jenkinson 1968, p. 13.
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Soares' education in architecture solidified her interest in site specificity and artworks that consider their spatial context. Her work often explores the point of transition from one physical or psychological state to another. Soares's sculptures and installations repeatedly contrast slick, reflective materials such as stainless steel and mirrors, with more ephemeral ones, like roses and lilies, revealing her interest in matters of subjectivity, perception, reflection, and distortion. These mirrored surfaces are used as a way to engage the viewers, who transition from passive spectator to active participant.
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However, one might fix on non-psychological goods as the relevant effect. Thus, one might pursue an increase in material equality or political liberty instead of something like the more ephemeral "pleasure". Other theories adopt a package of several goods, all to be promoted equally. As the consequentialist approach contains an inherent assumption that the outcomes of a moral decision can be quantified in terms of "goodness" or "badness," or at least put in order of increasing preference, it is an especially suited moral theory for a probabilistic and decision theoretical approach.
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Other smaller scale excavations have been carried out by the University of Sydney Summer School in 2005 & 2006. The site was subject to archaeological investigation in 1994. The excavated site itself stands as testimony to the extent of excavation work completed and the array of historic structures and features revealed. The investigation uncovered substantial masonry remains of at least 46 buildings, post holes and more ephemeral remains of other timber structures, two major lane ways, ancillary paths, stone lined cesspits, tanks or wells carved into living rock and a wide variety of other landscape features.
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Reception for Breadcrumb Trail has been positive. James S. Rich liked the film, calling it "an exciting examination of the more ephemeral aspects of artistic creation." Dan Nixon of The Quietus stated "while it's subject matter isn’t going to appeal outside of some pretty narrow boundaries, that’s a shame, as the story is refreshing in the way it demystifies the process of creating music." In a review for tinymixtapes, Paul Bower called it "an extremely well put-together documentary" and "without a doubt the best film he’s ever made" (in reference to director Lance Bangs).
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Paul Hayes, Modern British Foreign Policy: The Nineteenth Century 1814–80 (1975) p 108. Historians rank Palmerston as one of the greatest Foreign Secretaries due to his handling of great crises, his commitment to the balance of power (which provided Britain with decisive agency in many conflicts), his analytic skills, and his commitment to British interests. His policies in relation to India, Italy, Belgium and Spain had extensive long- lasting beneficial consequences for Britain: although the consequences of his policies toward France, the Ottoman Empire, and the United States proved more ephemeral.
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It was thought that the square houses found at the Zimmerman site may date to an earlier time period when growing seasons were more reliable and a settled agricultural life way led to construction of more substantial structures. Later structures at the site were much more ephemeral, and may represent temporary wigwams at a time period when growing seasons were less reliable and the hunting of bison contributed more to subsistence. The temporary structures facilitated movement as the bison herds were followed as part of a seasonal round.
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Her place in the history of wood engraving is that of the highly skilled and valued practitioner rather than the innovator. She produced a great deal of commercial and more ephemeral work – bookplates, letterheads, Christmas and other cards, menus and other printed material for British Transport Hotels, booklets for British Transport films, illustrations for magazines, etc.. Her style is easy to recognise, even when work is unsigned. Most of her work is wood-engraved, but she also used scraperboard, line drawings, water colourThe dust jacket for the Saturday Book 11 and oils. Some of her work was quite high-profile.
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Ephemeral can also be used as an adjective to refer to a fast- deteriorating importance or temporary nature of an object to a person. Brands are notoriously ephemeral assets, and magazine publishing was once much more ephemeral than it is today, as was television programming. A film made by a particular sponsor for a specific purpose other than as a work of art may be called an ephemeral film, because the film itself can continue to exist after the social or commercial context for its creation has disappeared. A number of art forms can be considered ephemeral because of their temporary nature.
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"Wherever we look in the history of its reception, whether in general histories of the modern period, in more ephemeral press response, in the comments of musical leaders like Stravinsky or Boulez, in pedagogical sources, or in specialized research studies, the overwhelming reaction to Pierrot has been an awestruck veneration of its originality": Dunsby, p. 1. And in ballet, Igor Stravinsky's Petrushka (1911), in which the traditionally Pulcinella-like clown wears the heart of Pierrot,; see also "Two Clowns: Pierrot meets Petrushka" by the Israeli Chamber Project. is often argued to have attained the same stature."... [A]s one of the greatest ballets [Petrushka] remains unassailed": Robert, p. 231.
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Nils-Udo (born 1938) is a German artist from Bavaria who has been creating environmental art since the 1960s when he moved away from painting and the studio and began to work with, and in, nature. He began in the 1960s as a painter on traditional surfaces, in Paris, but moved to his home country in Bavaria and started to plant creations, putting them in Nature's hands to develop, and eventually disappear. As his work became more ephemeral, Udo introduced photography as part of his art to document and share it. Perhaps the best known example of his work for the general public is the cover design for Peter Gabriel's OVO.Hypergallery.
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" After the consolidation of many stock photo agencies in the 1990s and early 2000s, new companies began focusing on "niche collections" including "medical, science, minorities, gay and lesbian lifestyles, aviation, maps, panoramas, historical, sports, and celebrity homes." Opined Megan Garber of The Atlantic in 2012, "one of the more wacky/wondrous elements of stock photos is the manner in which, as a genre, they've developed a unifying editorial sensibility. To see a stock image is, Potter Stewart-style, to know you're seeing a stock image. And while stock images' stockiness may be in part due to the common visual tropes that give them their easy, cheesy impact - prettiness, preciousness, pose-iness - there's part of it that's more ephemeral, too.
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Nitzsch was the earliest scholar to oppose Wolf and argue that the two Homeric epics showed an artistic unity and intention that was the work of a single mind. Nitzsch's writings cover the years 1828 to 1862. In his Meletemata (1830) he took up the question of written versus unwritten literature, on which Wolf's whole argument had turned; and in his 1852 Die Sagenpoesie der Griechen ("The oral poetry of the Greeks") he investigated the structure of the Homeric poems and their relation to other, non-extant, epics which narrated the story of the Trojan War, the so-called Epic Cycle. However, most Unitarian scholarship tended to be driven by literary interpretation and was therefore often more ephemeral.
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More ephemeral sources such as domestic memoirs, household account books, diaries, letters and the like were also read for the dictionary, and a wide range of local and national newspapers and magazines, which often shed light on regional vocabulary and culture. Given the fact that Scots has often been perceived as inappropriate for formal situations (including formal written text) during the period from 1700 to the present day, many words and expressions that were in regular everyday use did not appear in print. In order to redress this imbalance and fully appreciate the linguistic oral heritage of Scots, field-workers for the dictionary collected personal quotations across the country. When David Murison took over the editorship of the dictionary in 1946, following William Grant's death.
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These sculptures, sometimes cast in bronze or left in their original form, remind us of reliquaries, or shamanistic and fetishlike objects of devotion he saw in Africa during his childhood. They are Proustian physical time capsules of intense concentrated recollections that are in stark contrast to some of the more ephemeral and cerebral depictions of his urban and natural landscape ‘memory paintings’. If the Manos cerebral ‘urban paintings’ are the Ying of this artist's output, his sculptures are the counterbalancing physical Yang. The artist's PhD research at the London School of Economics in the 1990s based on Phenomenology, and his lifelong interest in the concept of memory and relative nature of knowledge permeate the totality of his subject matters and career output.
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Dickinsonia costata, an Ediacaran organism of unknown affinity, with a quilted appearance At the start of the Ediacaran period, much of the acritarch fauna, which had remained relatively unchanged for hundreds of millions of years, became extinct, to be replaced with a range of new, larger species, which would prove far more ephemeral. This radiation, the first in the fossil record, is followed soon after by an array of unfamiliar, large, fossils dubbed the Ediacara biota, which flourished for 40 million years until the start of the Cambrian. Most of this "Ediacara biota" were at least a few centimeters long, significantly larger than any earlier fossils. The organisms form three distinct assemblages, increasing in size and complexity as time progressed.
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The term "paracinema" is also used in the context of avant-garde or experimental film studies to denote works identified by their makers as films but that lack one or more material/mechanical elements of the film medium. Such works began to appear in the 1960s in the wake of Conceptual art's rejection of standard artistic media like painting and embrace of much more ephemeral, transient materials and forms (including concepts themselves, independent of realization in any concrete material form). In exploring the fundamental nature and purpose of their medium, experimental filmmakers in the 1960s and 1970s began to question the necessity of film technology for the creation of cinema, and began making works without film that were nonetheless still considered part of the avant-garde film tradition. Such works include Ken Jacobs's "Nervous System" works and live shadowplays, the latter made with no film, camera, or projectors, only shadows cast by flickering lights onto a screen.
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Blackwater events are emerging as a very serious threat to wild Murray cod stocks in lowland river reaches. Blackwater events occur when floodplains and ephemeral channels accumulate large quantities of leaf litter over a number of years and are then finally inundated in a flood event. The leaf litter releases large quantities of dissolved organic carbon, turning the water a characteristic black colour and inducing a temporary explosion in bacterial numbers and activity, which in turn consume dissolved oxygen, reducing them to levels harmful or fatal to fish. (Fish essentially asphyxiate.) Water temperature is a critical regulator of blackwater events as warmer water temperatures increase bacterial activity and markedly reduce the intrinsic oxygen carrying capacity of water; events that may be tolerable for fish in winter or early spring may be catastrophic in late spring or summer due to the increase in water temperature. Blackwater events are often described as “natural” events—while there are some historical records of relatively severe events in smaller, more ephemeral systems (e.g.
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