Since the nineteen-fifties, when Balanchine and Merce Cunningham became the gold standard in the United States, it has been considered axiomatic that the best dance is abstract dance.
It is considered axiomatic that Syria can curb Hizbullah if it wants to, and so provide northern Israel with peace.When it held power, the Labour Party negotiated fitfully with Syria but Mr Netanyahu has not attempted to get the talks restarted.
While occasionally, the need for autonomous authorization of medical intervention is considered "axiomatic" (Beauchamp 2010, 58), it is commonplace to defend autonomy on independent grounds.
Indeed, it is considered axiomatic in most theoretical work on decisional capacity that 'clinicians should not conclude that patients lack decision-making capacity just because they make a decision contrary to medical advice' (Ganzini 2004, 264).
This law also states basic logical truths about entities of all kind and so knowledge referring to this axiomatic law can be considered as elemental knowledge.
This law states basic logical truths about entities of all kind, and knowledge referring to this axiomatic law can be considered as elemental knowledge.
The axiomatic truth that "dose determines a poison" and its corollary that "there is a safe level of everything" must both be considered in responsible risk communication.
Even so, it is still considered axiomatic that avoiding delay in symptomatic cancer diagnosis is beneficial, in reducing mortality and morbidity, providing symptom relief and possible improvements in psychological well-being.
Using two atomistic simulations based on different axiomatic theories, the production of current density in the molecular junctions is considered with respect to voltage, elucidating applications to simple systems.
We focus on a charged particle and explain the axiomatic approach to drive the electromagnetic self-force on its motion, then the energy conservation is considered.
In epistemology, she considered all knowledge to be based on sense perception, the validity of which she considered axiomatic, and reason, which she described as "the faculty that identifies and integrates the material provided by man's senses".
