Few attempts were made to reconsider which texts represented the core of the study of natural philosophy in the universities; one remarkable exception was Pierre de la Ramée (1515 1572), who put a distinctive emphasis on particular sciences at the expense of study of the Physics.
Aspect-Oriented Software DeveloparadigmOSD) is a paradigm that promotes advanced separation of concerns and modularity throughout the software development lifecycle, with a distinctive emphasis on modular structures that cut across traditional abstraction boundaries.
The notion that character is evaluatively independent of or prior to action is sometimes thought to be the distinctive emphasis of virtue ethics (see Louden 1984: 229; Watson 1990 451 22).
Marra's distinctive emphasis in his songwriting on the people of Scotland, and in particular his native Dundee, drew him into the Scottish folk music scene, with its blend of traditional songs and more recent compositions.
They reflect the distinctive emphasis given by each country in terms of age groups and the service component.
He said that no distinctive emphasis needed to be allocated to a particular race or religion.
(Metzger, 1987[1936]: 42) Just like Metzger's proposition to study instead of presuppose the positions mentioned in the citation, Lloyd comes to the conclusion that 'Descartes's alignment between the Reason non-Reason and mind–body distinctions bReason non-Reasone notion of andistinctive kind of rational thought as a highly restricted activity' (Lloyd, 1993[1984]: 46; emind bodydistinctions
Mr. Puryear subjected the movement's emphasis on whole, static volumes to his commitment to working by hand, with poetic forms, to create a distinctive vocabulary of poetic meanings that move effortlessly among intimations of human, architectural and natural references.
