A tension between strong individualization and a holistic conception of activities characterizes most of the French state's major administrative corps.
In the current conception of activity-dependent plasticity, the action potential constitutes the physiologically pertinent coding event determinant for the induction of long-term synaptic plasticity.
Crescas's fundamental opposition to Aristotelianism is perhaps most evident in his rejection of the conception of intellectual activity as the supreme state of being for humans and for God.
Ideas for digital mementos formed the output of this research and expressed the designer's and researcher's understanding of participants' practices and needs, and the human values that underlie them and, in doing so, suggest devices and systems that go beyond usability to support a broader conception of human activity.
New mobile apps and a range of wearables mediate the conception of bodily activity, sleep, nutrition, digestion, etc. through measurements of bodily functions and make these and other ordinary human experiences subject to medical attention.
He will elaborate on these points in X.8; in VII.11 14, he appeals to his conception of divine activity only in order to defend the thesis that our highest good consists in a certain kind of pleasure.
Thus, our manuscript provides a fundamentally different conception of population activity in CA1 to previous studies.
This conflict has critical implications: Arendt's conception of mental activities undermined a momentous, actual survival of judgment and escape from evil which she discerned under the demoralized conditions of Nazism.
Heatime identified 72% of preovulatory follicular phases from which 145 inseminations resulted in 69 conceptions; 32% of activity clusters were associated with high-progesterone states (i.e., false positives).
"And that was based on what they could see". Deep in the postwar era, our empirical knowledge expanded, and so did our conception of galactic-scale activity.
