In response, feminist epistemology has welcomed recognition of the legitimate influences of social location in arriving at knowledge claims, as well as the centrality of collaborative practices in the pursuit of knowledge.
You get the sense that Acid Future is an attempt at reclaiming the centrality of authenticity and experience over making a killing from backwards-capped fratboys chugging down $12 beers in paper cups as they wait for drop after drop.
Since she's part Asian, it could be argued that this shot is not about what Gwen Sharp at Sociological Images calls the centrality of whiteness.
The system control results indicated that sedimentary nitrate and nitrite were most important for regulating the distribution of nitrogen at both sites, highlighting the centrality of nitrate and nitrite in estuarine nitrogen cycling.
The sacramental status was removed at the Reformation, but the centrality of consent remained.
In the Dickson opinion, Connecticut judges cited John Langbein, a legal historian at Yale who described the centrality of eyewitness identification in early English and American justice systems.
Beyond the mechanics of business and tools of the trade, there's one thing that every entrepreneur emphasized at dinner, and that's the centrality of storytelling to the commercial journey.
It helps to simplify and modularize design, and at the same time reinforces the centrality of users' needs and goals in the design of interactive systems.
Nevertheless the review will echo Harding's previously expressed view that current affairs doesn't "punch its weight" at the same time as emphasising the centrality of news and current affairs in the BBC's linear channel offerings.
On the other hand, some 20th-century dialectical theologians, among them Karl Barth, in opposing materialism and humanism sometimes evoked a monochristic character that strongly accented the centrality of Christ at the expense of some cultural ties.
