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Nothing in our subject shows more decisively the ideal character of the antique nude than that, in spite of the Christian horror of nakedness, it was the undraped figure of Christ which was finally accepted as canonical in representations of the Crucifixion".

I accepted in remembrance of my grandparents.

He's matched Labor in representation of women.

It is now generally accepted that the representation of knowledge in the human brain depends on broadly distributed neural circuits that are differentiated by conceptual categories and their associated perceptual, motor, and affective properties (Martin 2007; Patterson et al. 2007; Barsalou 2008).

Yet to accept this representation of the modern political realm as an inevitable conflict between security and liberty - or even accepting the debate on these terms - means yielding to the highly limited framework in which it is set.

The ideas that genes carry information about phenotypic traits, that they encode for proteins, and that they contain a blueprint for organismic development, are all widely accepted in the biological sciences and in broader representations of what genes do.

He continued: If we accept the mainstream representation of the conflict in Syria we just have two actors.

One is that it is not certain to which degree the psychoacoustic models represent auditory processing in a neurophysiologically plausible way, at least not beyond the cochlear level (for which most use commonly accepted representations of critical-band filtering).

They are interested in representations of reality.

Age-structured population models were chosen for this study because these have been widely accepted as the simplest representation of structured population dynamics in fisheries and are commonly used by fisheries managers (Hilborn and Walters 1992).

XML is one of the most widely accepted data representation languages in today's Internet-dominated Computing.