Beyond the more obvious problematic premise of enclosing creatures in cages in order to view them, zoos engage visitors in an historic ritual of a Western ordering of the world, teaching them to "gaze" at creatures made to be exotic through our imagining wild and faraway places.
The restraint stress paradigm consists in daily enclosing rodents in narrow tubes or cages, which restrict their movement for a period of 15 min to 6 h a day.
In 1810 he received official recognition for his process of enclosing food in bottles, corking the bottles, and placing the bottles in boiling water for various periods of time.
Enclosed rhyme, also called enclosing rhyme, in poetry, the rhyming pattern abba found in certain quatrains, such as the first verse of Matthew Arnold's "Shakespeare": Others abide our question.
He aimed to give peasant households the chance to leave the commune and also to consolidate their strip holdings, enclosing them in one place as privately owned smallholdings in order to lay the basis for a prosperous peasant commercial agriculture.
In the case of oppression, however, the "enclosing structures" in question are part of a broader system that asymmetrically and unjustly disadvantages one group and benefits another.
The installation forces viewers to see the intense splendor of their surroundings by enclosing them in the landscape, while also trapping them in a caricature of suburbia.
Note that all resultant values have been normalized to prevent absolute eigenvalues, by enclosing them in a defined range interval (0,4] according the explanation in Section 2.3, to get better results. Consider (11) σ k = max { eigen _ values (C k ) } size (C k ) · 4. On the other hand, those terms which are not included in a cluster are enclosed by forming the linear kernel.
While Protégé delimits multi-word labels by enclosing them in single quotes, motivated by the complexity of chemical names in ChEBI where some labels may contain quote characters, OntoQuery has used underscores to replace spaces in multi-word labels.
