But it's plain now that he was moved in part by the classical form and the libidinous glory of Mapplethorpe's vision.
Moreover, the occurrence of complications in CD patients was significantly related with an onset of CD characterized by the classical form with diarrhea and malabsorption, suggesting that non-classical and subclinical forms are at a lower risk of developing complications.
Longino makes this point explicit by going beyond the classical forms of criticizing hypotheses in science, which are evidential and contextual criticism, and introducing transformative criticism as the outcome of intersubjective criticism.
vivo developed Narrative Exposure Therapy as a standardized short-term approach based on the principles of cognitive behavioural exposure therapy by adapting the classical form of exposure therapy to meet the needs of traumatized survivors of war and torture [ 40- 42].
His poetry utilizes the classical form developed by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe and Friedrich von Schiller, but his naive, precise, and graceful style is uniquely his own.
Included are two nights aboard the Vrinda, side trips, entertainment by a dance team performing Mohiniattam, the classical form called Dance of the Enchantress, and a two-night stay at the Trident in Cochin.
Yes, watching dressage can be as tedious as watching paint dry if one does not understand the sport, and the beating heaped on the classical form of training by liberal pundits may have damaged the sport for quite some time to come.
The classical form of SCN described by Kostmann (hence the name "Kostmann's syndrome") is caused by autosomal recessive mutations in the HAX1 gene [ 2, 3].The Hax-1 protein plays a role in the function of mitochondria and possibly accelerates apoptosis.
One third showed the classical form of the disease characterized by diarrhea and malabsorption, while the remaining two thirds were labeled as non-classical complaining of atypical gastrointestinal and extraintestinal manifestations.
The first stage involves the classical form defended in the modern era by the empiricists Hobbes and Hume, and reinvigorated in the early part of the twentieth century.
