It is a sensibility of overriding smugness, a self-congratulatory disdain for both characters and audience that precludes any possibility of real understanding, substituting preposterousness for imagination.
Early theorists of stigma including Erving Goffman in his 1963 work 'Notes on the Management of Spoiled Identity', defined stigma as 'an attribute that is deeply discrediting' and one that precludes an individual from full social acceptance (9).
"There is nothing particularly special about plant-herbivore interactions in relation to escape-and-radiate theory that precludes its application to other scenarios such as predator-prey", said Dr Arbuckle in email.
Antiserum to RDL does not label cell bodies at all [31], and requires fixation that precludes GFP visualization, and could therefore not be utilized to support the rdl-Gal4 expression.
This either/or between the masculinization of subjectivity and the submission to femininity retains the moral, political, and metaphysical opposition between free self-creation and corporeal incarceration that precludes the possibility of being both a woman and a subject.
The charge that Israel is an apartheid state is a false and malicious one that precludes, rather than promotes, peace and harmony.
Instead, most studies employ empirical and inconsistent sampling modes and algorithms that preclude external reproducibility and therefore limit the scientific impact of the data obtained.
These solutions however introduce communication and processing overhead that precludes their direct application to resource-constrained WSN platforms.
Probably it is this double constraint set by thermodynamic fine-tuning and evolutionary adaptability that precludes the widespread use of this functional mode in extremophiles.
This complex is required for proper kinetochore function and mitotic progression and its disruption can lead to incorrect chromosome alignment and segregation that preclude cell survival despite continued centromere-derived mitotic checkpoint signalling [ 26, 27].
