If they considered bioethics at all, historians instead treated it as an object of study and criticized bioethicists for what Roger Cooter called a 'shallowness (or absence) of socio-economic and political understanding'.
For these reason GT4 modified fax has been chosen as an object for further studies, presented in this manuscript.
To treat memory as an object to be studied presupposes that one is already acquainted with an experience of memory.
Ontology, the study of what objects exist, or what is correctly defined as an object for study, is more familiar term for biologists, having become incorporated extensively into systems biology and bioinformatics.
Criticism has often focused on Modotti's naked body itself, as an object of study in the context of Weston's transgressive photographic work.
What's refreshing about the Vice documentary is that it did what mainstream media doesn't do enough and took Corbyn seriously as an object of study, a phenomenon to be unravelled.
Mary Seacole, a Jamaican-born woman of Scottish and Creole descent who set up a "British Hotel" behind the lines during the Crimean War where she nursed the injured and dying, has kept her place as an object of study, but only after an outcry at the prospect of her removal.
The scientific revolution of the 17th century, which has given rise to such extraordinary progress in the understanding of nature, depended on a crucial limiting step at the start: It depended on subtracting from the physical world as an object of study everything mental – consciousness, meaning, intention or purpose.
After introducing our approach, we discuss the background to housing search and the wider emergence of 'search' as an object of study.
Hence, this article regarded chlorite as an object of study and used the computer molecular simulation technique to construct skeleton patterns of slit-like chlorite pores.
