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• These symbol systems use categorization and association to create symbol sequences.
• Laban has created symbols for all the directions that he defined in this system.
• The Phoenicians ( 2000 B . C . ) created symbols with phonetic values.
• After careful examination of each position, Zaliznyak creates symbol chains that continue to grow in size.
• She researches and creates symbols, works with natural and light emitting pigments, new media and materials or design.
• The ability to create symbols in the mind is based on connecting actions to desire and intent, says Greenspan.
• By creating symbols, he says, we reveal ourselves _ even in the way we decorate our homes and how we dress.
• Targets are strategically chosen to both destroy and create symbols that communicate a desired message and create an effect on the audience.
• Though terrorism seeks to create symbols, their meaning may be changed by similarly symbolic rhetoric created by the victims of the original attack.
• He said Blue Rider artists aspired to " create symbols that belong behind the altar of the coming ` spiritual religion . "'
• Walter Lippman helped train that corps of neighborhood orators during World War I and, prophetically, urged leaders to create symbols to sway the public.
• In the past 25 years or so, the Jewish community has made an effort to accommodate Jews who are deaf by creating symbols that fit Judaism, she said.
• In the story he is described as holding a mango and going to work, and while he is doing so, he is creating symbols and imagining things regarding or using the mango.
• Interaction Ritual Chains is a major work of sociological theory that attempts to develop a " radical microsociology . " It proposes that successful rituals create symbols of group membership and pump up individuals with emotional energy, while failed rituals drain emotional energy.
• Peter Wilson  a professor of Anthropology specializing on Madagascar, states that Tsimihety people do not fit the normal assumptions of anthropologists, for these people " didn't create symbols or rituals or tribal rules " like tribes do, but they can " only be described negatively " by what they didn't and don't do.
• In their forthcoming book, " Lingua ex Machina, " neuroscientist William Calvin of the University of Washington and linguist Derek Bickerton of the University of Hawaii argue that the ability to create symbols _ signs that refer to things _ is potentially present in any animal that can learn to interpret natural signs, such as a trail of footprints.