As Lacan integrates his early work of the 1930s and 1940s with his structuralism-informed theories of the 1950s, he comes to emphasize the dependence of the Imaginary on the Symbolic.
In the etiology of these disorders, there is a strong genetic component; however, their rapidly increasing incidence seems difficult to explain just as a result of genetic changes, which comes to emphasize the important contribution of the environmental factors (Qatanani & Lazar, 2007; O'Rahilly, 2009).
The considered experiments come to emphasize the need to use metrics and the aggregate quality indicator.
By training, experience and temperament, he has come to emphasize how critical information operations are to his command.
In turn McKinsey, like other more traditional consulting firms, has come to emphasize technology, said Jack Sweeney, an editor at Kennedy Information.
The Phillips Collection has played a crucial role in the development of local artists, but as the museum expanded, it came to emphasize better-known names.
Dunn developed an interest in corporate governance, a term that technically refers to all aspects of running a corporation but in recent years has come to emphasize issues of fairness, transparency, and accountability.
Contemporary environmental thinkers in the developed world, particularly within the last decade of the twentieth century, have come to emphasize the interconnectedness of life as the foundation for developing an environmental ethic.
For the subsequent periods, the designations Neolithic Period (New Stone Age) and Chalcolithic Age (Copper-Stone Age) also are applied, but increasingly, as archaeology has yielded more-detailed cultural profiles for those periods, scholars have come to emphasize the subsistence bases of early societies e.g., hunting and gathering, pastoralism, and agriculture.
She has come to emphasize prevention, drug treatment and community justice, getting victims and defendants to agree on punishment, usually a combination of fines and community service, ideas she learned about after winning a grant from the federal Justice Department to help rural areas.
According to O'Higgins: "In his books, Collins came to emphasize the part that morality should play in religion and to assert the importance of natural religion" (O'Higgins, 1970, p. 40).
