Only in participants with meditation experience the observe facet becomes a clear facet of mindfulness and acts like the other facets in relation to other constructs.
Both particles in Fig. 3 show clear facets before coalescence.
Work through the centuries since, as Diarmaid MacCulloch does in his new book, A History of Christianity: The First Three Thousand Years, and it's clear that few facets of human nature have been left unexplored in this struggle.
It's clear that all facets of the real estate industry will be dramatically different in a few years because of this activity.
It has been suggested that evolution has harnessed the sequence preferences of nucleosome formation to define a "genomic code" for nucleosome positioning, but the idea remains highly controversial, and it seems clear that other facets of chromosome organization also impact nucleosome positioning (see below).
This is a crucial issue because it is absolutely not clear a priori which facets of societal development fall into one or the other part, and upon which arguments this depends (cp. [14] for the question of social or technology determinism).
Concepts linked to cell division and meiosis are crucial to a clear understanding of numerous facets of life, including reproduction, cell biology, genetics, and evolution, but little has changed in the way in which these subjects are taught, and comprehension has not improved (Dikmenli, 2010).
We used two measures to compare topologies (Robinson-Foulds symmetric distance, and edit distance), and it is clear that they captured different facets of topological incongruence.
His physical abilities were in service of deeply felt emotional narratives, different facets of which became clear in the dances he performed.
As recent conflicts in developing countries make clear, managing and mediating these many facets of drinking water is no easy matter.
