In contrast with the doctrine of the creation of the world maintained by the theist, or the theory of emanation propounded by the pantheist, [for] historical thinking the absolute and the relative, nothingness and being, are interrelated each with the other as indispensable elements of absolute mediation" (Tanabe 2000, 27; Tanabe 1986, 23).
We conclude that, despite remaining methodological challenges, cultural services mapping assessments should be pushed ahead as indispensable elements in the management and protection of cultural landscapes.
But as he also points out, this has led to some shift in the function of journalists: …The serious point is that "aggregation" or "curation" of other people's coverage is becoming recognised more and more as one of the indispensable elements of journalism.
Damschroder et al. [ 15] explain that interventions can be conceptualised as having 'core components' (essential, indispensable elements of their PT) and an 'adaptable periphery' (adaptable elements, structures and systems related to the intervention and organisation into which it is being implemented) which may be tailored without adversely affecting outcomes.
SPATO (spatial, person, action/attribute, and temporal object) was designed to integrate the indispensable elements of history events such as space, person, action/attribute, and time.
Because they are indispensable elements of any life, Hobbes criticizes philosophers such as Aristotle who praise "mediocrity" (moderation) in the passions.
While many see the sustainable production of sufficient food as a major challenge [2, 3], food safety and nutrition in terms of healthy diets are indispensable elements of food security.
Recent research into the pathophysiology of drug dependence indicates that viewing nicotine peaks and subsequent dopamine release in the NAcc as an indispensable element of tobacco addiction may be too simplistic.
Nixon's tactic of having Wallace run as a Democrat was an indispensable element of the White House's "southern strategy".
But, sadly, a life force that I had assumed as an indissoluble part of our political and literary landscape, as well as my own close circle of friends, has ended, and with it an indispensable element of our collective moral code.
Employees greeted news of the departure of Mr. Wenes with satisfaction, with the newsmagazine Le Point quoting one union official, Sébastien Crozier, as saying at the time that it was an "indispensable element of the restructuring of France Télécom".
