Such framing devalues intrinsic qualities of creative knowledge.
Its "intrinsic qualities," Chiara Buss writes in a catalogue essay, are "symbols of the invincible woman".
Our point of view is that the films are selected for their intrinsic qualities.
As corpuscles (minute particles), atoms can either be endowed with intrinsic qualities or be inherently qualityless.
Its intrinsic qualities mean it is spreading faster than many earlier innovations.
Next, each would be tasted plain to evaluate the intrinsic qualities of the hot dog: seasoning, beefiness, snap, texture.
Architectural composition is a subject area open to innovative teaching-learning methods, given their intrinsic qualities.
Frying strips away only the rawness, and by its quick, deep heat encapsulates the ingredient with all its intrinsic qualities -- the juiciness, the taste, the texture -- intact.
He's not saying that the intrinsic qualities of the music are irrelevant, and he says Pandora has done some very clever and impressive things in its approach.
But when Levitt and Fryer controlled for the child's background, the name effect disappeared, strongly indicating that outcomes weren't influenced by intrinsic qualities of the name itself.
"This sense that there are intrinsic qualities, difficult to explain, but which you somehow feel when you are in the presence of great beauty," he said.
