"It was toward the end of the Lupollo study that I became convinced that organized crime was a functional part of the American social system and should be viewed as one end of a continuum of business enterprises with legitimate business at the other end," Ianni wrote.
Across two studies, older but not younger preschoolers who heard such features introduced via generic statements inferred that they are a functional part of the artifact's design more often than children who heard the same features introduced via non-generic statements.
He asserts repeatedly, after laying out the 'providence or atoms' options, that the world is in fact governed by an intelligent nature of which he is a functional part, like a citizen of a state (iv.3, x.6).6
While Plato emphasizes the unity of sentiment in the ideal city, Marcus emphasizes the citizen's being a functional part of the whole city: just as this matter would not be a limb at all without the body of which it is a part, so too, this human individual would not be what he is without a city of which he is a part (Marcus must mean the cosmic city).
The cytoplasmic domain of the receptor contains a toll/IL-1 receptor (TIR) region, which is a functional part of the signaling cascade downstream of IL-1 receptors.
However, researchers disagree on whether the auditory canal is continuous from the opening of the external auditory meatus to the tympanic membrane and whether it is a functional part of the auditory system (Carte and Macalister, 1868; Yamada, 1953).
Unfortunately this feature was not able to be made a functional part of our security device, due in part to it not functioning properly, and also because of its unreliability.
You've made the point that Israel, with its brains and what it's doing in high technology, is really a functional part of the U.S. economy, which is where the real value is.
I am today a functional part of this dysfunctional world we call Los Angeles, and it has been quite a while since I needed any form of inpatient treatment.
