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Some natural properties, however, cannot be understood from an analysis of the elements; that is why they are occult.

While the result still seems to be quite complex, it does provide evidence that these complex systems can be understood from an understanding of their component parts.

The formation of Au particles on SCNT can be understood from an electrochemical perspective since the reduction potential of AuCl4− ion is higher than the reduction potential of SCNT [38, 39].

Introduction of dangling chains leads to a strong decrease of E from 1.16 to 0.56 MPa for low Mc and from 0.71 to 0.09 MPa for high Mc and again only to minor changes in W. The latter results can be understood from an inward distribution of the dangling ends.

The spin-down of cyclones, also known as cyclolysis, can be understood from an energetics perspective.

Moreover, learning and culture do not stand outside the orbit of evolution but must themselves be understood from an evolutionary perspective.

Europe can't be understood from a cheap seat in the Westminster lobby, or on flying visits to Brussels.

If the structure of national literature can be understood from a shared-language perspective, it occurs to me that no language can be defined by nationality.

It argues that such experiences can be understood from a psychological perspective, in the same way as other thoughts and feelings, rather than being placed on the other side of an artificial sick/healthy divide.

Soils must be understood from a transdisciplinary perspective, integrating biophysical, social, economic and political understandings.

Agency can only be understood from a practical and normative standpoint (Nagel 1986; Korsgaard 1996; Bilgrami 2006, for instance).