My argument is that Tevye ought to be recognized as a
seminally subversive work and a contradictory visual text, whose indebtedness to the Yiddish classic is surpassed by its internal complexity.
Such was the case in the
seminally famous Eureka Project where the community of photocopier engineers at Rank Xerox posed solutions to known problems which after some period of verification were promoted to a database accessed by all technicians.
(13) In Vice-President Weeramantry's separate opinion in the Gabcikovo-Nagymaros Project decision, he
seminally stated that "[t]he protection of the environment is ...
In that setting, rather than to describe practice, Chambers [1955a]
seminally advanced four fundamental theoretical premises of practice: (i) accounting systems are collaborative systems, (ii) which are rationally managed, (iii) by recourse to current and relevant financial information, and (iv) the derivation of which is a service function.
Margaret Fell was one of the
seminally important figures of the 17th Century religious movement popularly known as 'Quakers'.
In conclusion, having concrete, directional, enforceable policies and a supportive climate emerge as
seminally important for ensuring ethical practice in organizational performance areas.
The complementary relationship between acoustic and spiritual functions as represented in these two elements
seminally illustrates the interface of play and spirituality in the organization of many Yoruba ensembles, and mirrors the intersection of the physical and the spiritual in Yoruba cosmology.
It is one that Foster accomplishes by transforming various historical personages, revolutions, and
seminally historical moments into tropes.
It is the kind of building that captures a childlike instinct to construct quickly and
seminally, though in fact the labour and process involved defies that impulse.
Gaston clearly has done his homework on both the gruesome nature of multiple sclerosis and the stages of the grief process and terminal illness so
seminally identified by Elizabeth Kubler-Ross in the Sixties.
"The twenty-six month voyage proved to be
seminally important for London....
"Cochrane's simple propositions were soon widely recognised as
seminally important - by lay people as well as by health professionals."