In the authors' reading of Homer and other texts, they rely heavily on Heidegger's concept of "attunement," which conveys how receptive moods allow us to acknowledge meaning in the world.
This trend illustrates a shift from students using superficial location of taxa along the tips of the representation or ignoring the representation when forming conclusions about relationships among the taxa, to acknowledging scientific meaning in the representation and recognizing the mobile nature of trees.
As Mr. Cohen is quick to acknowledge, the meaning of those numbers is anything but clear.
Mr. Burge acknowledged the meaning of the boat's name, but said he had picked it at random.
In the Identify phase, couples acknowledge the meaning of their at-risk status.
And workers develop their own activities to acknowledge the meaning of their jobs, such as the ceremonies in the meditation room, which Dieter inaugurated when he came to Western Reserve three years ago.
Interpretive phenomenology is an ideal methodology to study family process because it acknowledges shared meaning among family members and takes familial commitments and values seriously [ 44].
Despite many contradictions, as well as unclear and insufficient data, it is crucial to acknowledge the meaning and impact of urothelial signalling molecules on various aspects of the urinary bladder action.
"Living in an authentic manner -- meaning acknowledging and appropriately expressing one's actual feelings, thoughts, and desires -- requires acknowledging one's fear and risks and moving forward anyway when the cause merits action," Pepperdine University School of Management researchers wrote in a 2010 review of studies on courage.
A crucial point in this regard involves acknowledging that the meaning of an active life may change throughout the lifecourse and that gains might also be seen in the context of loss, as older adults may unfold unexpected substitute skills, collaborative relationships or creative strategies to overcome limitations (Hansson, Robson and Limas 2001).
