Word: orientedness
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This includes Western art history and aspects of Japan's own cultural past. Osaka native Yasumasa Morimura, for example, places himself as the main character in carefully staged and photographed "reproductions" of well-known Western paintings like Manet's Olympia. Tomiaki Yamamoto melds brushy abstract expressionism with the pattern-oriented...
Most explanations of that phenomenon liken the sun to a dynamo. Mighty currents of electricity flowing in the solar interior generate magnetic-field lines that, like the earth's, tend to be oriented in a north-south direction. But because the sun, unlike the earth, is gaseous, it does not...
The likely shift will be a significant one for a school which throughout the past 20 years has been dominated by quantitative and management-oriented approaches to teaching government.
For example, the Science subcommittee, more so than the others, presents concerns in the review that are oriented toward the practical needs of future scientists and communicating a specific body of information to non-scientists.
"He seems to be very future-oriented and very analytical," Kennedy says. "He is very concerned about how the University will look a long way down the road."