In order to settle this doubt Candrakīrti maintains that the Buddha reclassifies emptiness and nonself under various aspects—"He elaborated sixteen emptinesses and subsequently he condensed these into four explanations which are adopted by the Mahāyāna".
Regulation Room visitors will find the 800+ pages of CFPB explanation organized and condensed into 10 "issues posts," written in plain language with links to a glossary and primary documents.
"If you say it's for survival, or it's just for play, or it's a side-effect of other [adaptive] abilities, then that is a reductive explanation," he continues, condensing the other three curations into refutable bites.
Therefore, priorities for future research are to investigate whether a meaningful explanation of overdiagnosis can be condensed into a format that could be distributed with screening invitations, and to assess the impact of such information on screening intentions and participation.
For more explanation, inventory results for this solution are condensed in Table 2.
The linkage between person and situation is condensed in appraisal theories of emotion which are highly influential concerning the explanation for the actual genesis of emotions in general.
Dr Laughlin's explanation was that the electrons in the Störmer-Tsui experiment were condensing into a sort of fluid.
We discuss the relationship between these in vitro observations and the rods and toroids seen in nuclei, and suggest an explanation for the apparent absence of these structures in TEM images of fully condensed sperm nuclei.
So these primary strands, when they are condensed down into a mythological form, they are not a social or economic or a realistic explanation of what it is to be in Miami, but they do unite us on a fundamental level through time and geography, and they move themselves through time and geography.
Another possible explanation, at least for the HOMs that are not extremely low-volatile, is that they do not effectively condense onto pre-existing particles.
