To facilitate research and push developments in this field, this paper provides a comprehensive review of reaction spheres.
The study reported here may be the largest and most comprehensive qualitative study in this sphere to date.
The secondment – the gifting – of Catherine Cambridge's body to the public sphere is revolting and comprehensive; first her sister Pippa's buttocks, roped in for a global obsession of the most moronic kind; then her own breasts; now the womb.
Once its cleansing there is complete, the soul will pass through the seven planetary spheres, acquiring a more comprehensive knowledge of the cosmos and our place in it than is vouchsafed to us in this world (Princ. 1.11.6).
Twitter, like most social-media services, is an instrument of selective scope; the "sphere" you follow isn't comprehensive of the globe but of a narrow range of users you find interesting.
A comprehensive study on an 80 mm diameter sphere designed with localised synthetic jet orifices was, therefore, conducted in an 18 in×18 in open circuit closed test-section wind tunnel at a Reynolds number of 5×104.
A comprehensive study has been done with Gd spheres of 0.2 0.4 mm diameter arranged as a double regenerator with 15 g each.
To the extent that it strives towards a comprehensive system, however, philosophy tends to exceed the sphere of theoretical goods (Rickert 1921b, 408).
Another suggested improvement was for mentors to be trained in different spheres so that they could provide a comprehensive package at HCs, rather than focusing on one clinical domain.
However, Rawls does allow that considerations arising from people's comprehensive moral outlooks may be offered in the public sphere provided that, in due course, people present public reasons, given by a reasonable political conception of justice, sufficient to support whatever their comprehensive doctrines were introduced to support (Rawls, 1996).
It is a comprehensive framework of rules, regulating not only the spiritual sphere, but every detail of life.
