Materiality

The materiality of sex is thus foregrounded by SB180, and terms that have been in use for millennia, such as “woman,” “man,” “mother” and “father” are tied once more to that materiality.

Materiality Perjury law’s evolution in the United States has experienced the most debate with regards to the materiality requirement.

Determining "materiality" in the wake of a cyber incident is a team activity involving multiple participants in the company, each largely focused on answering a different but important question.

The materiality of the art includes aluminium, hand rolled glass, and oak.

When this section is read in conjunction with the materiality provision, she argued, the dating requirement becomes subject to that provision.

Despite the artwork and its meaning being entrenched in its physicality, the viewer’s interaction and interpretation of the piece will constantly change; the materiality serving as a means of understanding.

The materiality of the piece itself also relates to the meaning of the work.

Instead, materiality is defined as a statement capable of influencing investigators but that does not in any way have to actually influence them.

On the issue of materiality of ZEC changing its figures, the court found out that it is immaterial to the declaration by Zec as 1st respondent still remained above the 50%+ 1 vote threshold.

As such, the role of Aeons of Eleleth, including Abraxas, Sophia, and others, pertains to this outer border of the Pleroma that encounters the ignorance of the world of Lack and interacts to rectify the error of ignorance in the world of materiality.

Computational emergent phenomena have also been utilized in architectural design processes, for example for formal explorations and experiments in digital materiality.

During this period, he continued to explore vernacular architectural forms, incorporating Wrightian motifs and rustic materiality and fusing it with explorations of modular construction techniques.

Hittin' the Prayer Bones: Materiality of Spirit in the Pentecostal South.

In Gnosticism the Demiurge, creator of the material world, was not God but the Archon. citation As Plato does, Gnosticism presents a distinction between a supranatural, unknowable reality and the sensible materiality of which the demiurge is creator.

In most if not all versions of the gnostic myth, Sophia births the demiurge, who in turn brings about the creation of materiality.

In other cases it takes on a more ascetic tendency to view material existence negatively, which then becomes more extreme when materiality, and the human body, is perceived as evil and constrictive, a deliberate prison for its inhabitants.

Knowledge results from hypotheses verified in the contrast with a real object; this real object, despite being mediated by the subject's theoretical frame, retains its materiality and will offer resistance to those ideas that do not conform to its truth.

The Valentinian tradition conceives of materiality, rather than as being a separate substance from the divine, as attributable to an error of perception, which becomes symbolized mythopoetically as the act of material creation.

This creature is concealed outside the Pleroma; in isolation, and thinking itself alone, it creates materiality and a host of co-actors, referred to as archons.