The history of ontology has consisted largely of a set of fundamental, often long-running and implacable disputes about what there is, accompanied by reflections about the discipline's own methods, status, and fundamental concepts e.g., being, existence, identity, essence, possibility, part, one, object, property, relation, fact, and world.
And that it is, by reflection, about humans.
Through symmetry only the positive passbands need be considered as the mapping can be extended to the negative passbands by reflection about the origin.
He begins by… REFLECTIONS about writer's return to Leningrad, U.S.S.R.
At the end, some conclusions are drawn regarding these new regulatory initiatives, followed by some reflections about the future of Community legislation in the field of financial services.
If his tone suggests trace elements of entitlement, they're tempered by his painful reflections about his beloved late wife, Bella, from whom he was inseparable, whether in New York City, at the house in Connecticut, or at the apartment in Paris.
The FDTD simulation shows that the architecture of the wing scale TiO2 effectively reduced the UV light reflection by about 40%.
The learning brought about by reflection were said to be utilized by the students in their succeeding oral production performances.
For instance, the six transformed copies of the triangle in Figure 3 differ from each other by rotations of exactly 120° or 240°, by a reflection about the vertical axis, or a combination of both (each with the appropriate relabelling).
For our purposes, we shall transform the right subinterval ([1/2,1]) into the left subinterval ([0,1/2]) by a reflection about (x=1/2).
Here we demonstrate that reciprocal elective opportunities can have benefits for trainees coming from under-resourced settings to more affluent care settings namely, by prompting reflection about differences in health systems, patient care and trainees' professional duties as providers.
