"I was a bit stunned, not only by the magnitude of the prize," but also by being counted among an outstanding group of researchers, says Ferrara, who won for his work on blood vessel growth in tumors.
Peter Winch, for example, who argues from a Wittgensteinian perspective for a methodological distinction between the natural and social sciences and, should also be counted among those who maintain a hermeneutic conception of the social sciences.
I mention this because your assuming a person such as I should be counted among your loyal subscribers is not a mistaken one.
On the shallow notion, entities that exist but do not really exist are to be counted among the ontological commitments of a theory: it is trivial or analytic that 'Socrates exists' is committed to Socrates, and that 'elephants exist' is committed to elephants, whether or not Socrates or elephants have real existence.
To be counted among this group one needed an adjusted gross income of at least $1.3 million, down from $1.6 million in 2000.
As a pianist and chamber musician, he is a key interpreter of the foremost British composers – he himself must now be counted among them – and his sensibilities as a performer clearly inform his own work.
Yet [Roth] meets it.' His talent for provocation, then, may be counted among Roth's great qualities as a writer: his strategy is to shock and startle, outrage and dismay, wake us up once again to the power of words in a culture that misuses and abuses language to the extent that we hardly notice it anymore.
Numenius wanted to show that the Jewish nation must be counted among the ancient ones that have a share in logos and also that Moses had a conception of the first principle similar to that of Plato, since both identified God with being (see Burnyeat 2005, 155-156).
Even today's celebrities--like Jennifer Aniston and Brad Pitt--can Pitt--cand among the people who have owned a Neff home.
And now that driver must be counted among the greatest to have squeezed themselves into a Formula One cockpit.
