The externalization of reason produced a historical sequence, including the forms of alienated life.
The externalization of perceived wealth is our proof that we have reached success (and thus some sort of acceptance).
The externalization of children's self-identities caused by the omnipresence of popular culture and social media today, that I discussed in a recent post, has resulted in an unhealthy internal focus on the self among young people these days.
The externalization of phoshotidylserine and the permeability to PI were evaluated by FACS Calibur flowcytometer (BD Bioscience, San Jose, CA).
The externalization of phosphatidylserine (PS) in living cells was the early events in apoptosis.
The externalization of PS was an early event of apoptosis; thus, by using annexin V, conjugated with a fluorochrome (FITC), the event of apoptosis could be quantified by flow cytometer.
The sound of it belongs to another era, the era of radio plays, when audiences relied on exposition and the externalization of a character's inner drama to keep the story moving.
This is the externalization of the bravado that is now an essential part of his music — he's bragged plenty before, but now it has weight.
This year's choreographers and works are Amy Cox and "Waterfront," inspired by the Williamsburg waterfront; Andrea Kleine and an excerpt from a dance about identity and the photographic image; Amiel Malale and his minimalist "Touch First," which explores time's passing and life's surprises; and Meg Wolfe in a solo that uses movement and video to explore the externalization of personality.
But we mustn't let the externalization exceed our ability to recognize and accommodate it.
Technological decentralization describes the use of distributed systems and the externalization of software system components.
