Nevertheless, subsequent theories have repeatedly returned to the idea that aesthetic experience involves a special synthesis of intellectual and sensory components, and that both its peculiarities and its value are to be derived from such a synthesis.
In kidney disease induced by monoclonal FLCs, the pattern of kidney injury depends on both structural peculiarities of monoclonal FLCs, particularly of the variable (V) domain, and environmental factors, such as pH, urea concentration, or local tissue proteolysis.
Instead, I hope that readers of this book will consider both the European peculiarities of my concerns and the general trends of which Europe is merely one example of many.
The selective pressures shaping the evolution of Y and W chromosomes from regular autosomes are thought to be similar, and the two share many peculiarities: both are mostly heterochromatic, contain a high amount of repetitive DNA and carry few functional genes (Berlin and Ellegren 2005; Berlin et al. 2007; Vitkova et al. 2007).
His fleet production catches both the lushness and the peculiarity of the novel.
Lucretius and Browne both took deep pleasure in the peculiarities of the natural world.
However, some regional peculiarities exist both in alpine flora and in vegetation structure.
Each has its own peculiarities, but both are exacerbated by the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, the invasion of Iraq, the "war against terror", and other conflicts.
It seems that way sometimes, and given the vagaries, fragilities and peculiarities of both sides, the outcome on this occasion is anyone's guess.
Our results suggested that the nitrergic cortical circuitry of primary sensory areas are differentially specialized, probably reflecting peculiarities of both habit and behavior of the species.
