Sentence examples for classical attributes from inspiring English sources
Or more precisely, he thinks that the strongest concept of God is acquired when we take a modified version of the neoclassical attributes in contrasts 1-4 and combine them with the classical attributes in contrasts 5-10.
In fact, NF-κB has a fundamental role in mediating all the classical attributes of inflammation - rubor, calor, dolor and tumor - by regulating transcriptional programs in tissues containing epithelial and stromal cells, vascular endothelial cells and hematopoietic cells [ 93].
In fact, despite Alston's desire to examine each contrast individually, as opposed to Hartshorne's stark contrast between classical theistic attributes (all ten of them) and neoclassical attributes (all ten of them), he ends up linking his criticisms of Hartshorne regarding contrasts 5-7, athehe very least.
All three of these classical theistic attributes stand together only with a defensible version of creation ex nihilo.
We particularly consider the impact of the classical transactional attributes, such as specificity and uncertainty, along with other governance mechanisms, such as contractual completeness and relational governance, on duration clauses.
Now kinematic and dynamic properties (represented by conjugate variables) can be meaningfully ascribed to the object only in relation to some actual experimental results, whereas classical physics attributes such properties to the object regardless of whether we actually observe them or not.
Several recent studies investigating IAT have criticized behavioural measurements based on classical bias attributes in incompatibility effects.
These studies have provided new insights into C. albicans-host interactions, highlighting the importance of metabolic and stress adaptation in the fungus, as well as classical virulence attributes.
In classical multiple attribute decision making (MADM) methods, the ratings and the weights of the criteria are known precisely.
We first (section 2.1.1) sketch the Classical Argument, attributed to Williams on the standard reading of his article, and then (section 2.1.2) sketch an alternative argument that Williams may have intended instead.
For instance, a high-density genome scan in Drosophila melanogaster revealed the existence of several latitudinal clines (Fabian et al. 2012) that geographically overlap with classical clines attributed to local adaptation (e.g. the Adh locus, Berry and Kreitman 1993).
