All of the studies attend to the private, informal, and non-rational forms of conflict and the interactions between these and their opposite forms.
"I sometimes wonder that we can be so frivolous, I may almost say," he writes in "Walden," "as to attend to the gross but somewhat foreign form of servitude called Negro Slavery, there are so many keen and subtle masters that enslave both North and South.
From a philosophical point of view it is important to attend to the force of words, since language forms our thoughts and our shared world – and it has the potential to lead us astray.
Nevertheless, given the putative role of LOC in extracting object form rather than material properties [12], [45], we expected that LOC would be more active when subjects attended to the global form-specific dimension of size than to the local superimposed pattern.
We can tell whether a form imbues its parts in the manner required of a substantial form by attending to the effect of the form's existence on the functionality of the parts.
The president, however, had a restive base of his own to attend to in the form of a newly unified and militant immigrant rights movement.
Instead of the blank essences of traditional fiction, he wants the subtle absences of the nouveau roman: instead of characters, he organizes his fictions around "symbolic centers"; instead of the architecture of plot, he attends to the fabric of form; instead of the management of reality, he prefers to liberate the sentence.
The theory of practice architectures attends to the ways practices are formed socially involving characteristic: 1. Forms of understanding (or language and discourses made present in the saying of things); 2.
We employed pulsed arterial spin labeling MRI to compare the effects of distraction in the form of attending to the breath (ATB; before meditation training) to mindfulness meditation (after meditation training) on state anxiety across the same subjects.
By shifting attention away from the referential meaning of words to their use, Wittgenstein promoted the idea that we should attend to what he called forms of life.
In his view, to account for living organisms, one must attend to both matter and form.
