Largely Italian Baroque in style, the church was innovative in concept and articulation and was represented in a number of landscape paintings.
Our inquiry into the impact of these devices led to the development of the Cool Concepts, an articulation of what makes these devices loved.
As presaged in Figure 4, SFL's orientation to stratification moves beyond Hjelmslev's concept of 'double articulation' (to use Martinet's 1949 terms) to incorporate further levels of analysis.
In this sense, for instance, the realms of non-standard models and non-standard analysis represent, today, a fruitful perspective from which to point out, in mathematical terms, some of the basic concepts concerning the articulation of an adequate intentional information theory.
Through these stories, Kolbert provides a moving account of the disappearances occurring all around us and traces the evolution of extinction as concept, from its first articulation by Georges Cuvier in revolutionary Paris up through the present day.
A complete argument that the extended preference ordering does not correspond to a morally compelling conception of well-being would require articulation of the concept of well-being, a task well beyond the scope of this entry.
De Ecclesiastica Potestate is an articulation of the concept of power underlying these two Bulls and arising from one of the two interpretations of Augustine described above.
The business model concept generally refers to the articulation between different areas of a firm's activity designed to produce a proposition of value to customers.
One set of positions, advanced by legal positivists such as Raz [1994] and Coleman [2001] argues that the articulation of a concept of law is an exercise in self-understanding.
The contribution of this paper is its articulation of the concept of configuration as a taxonomy of ITO structural characteristics, the key attributes, and demonstration that configuration is an important concept for understanding, comparing, and managing ITO arrangements.
