They are seen as slippery concepts, subject to change, and present in some measure in everyone; as the preacher Brother Justin Clancy Brownn) says in the first episode, while talking to a migrant woman who has stolen money from the collection plate, "We all, each of us, carry within us the seeds of our own salvation and our own damnation".
But a proof is sometimes a fuzzy concept, subject to whim and personality.
It is argued that "life" is an indeterminate concept subject to the vagaries of the paradox.
To add further complexity, it is not clear whether carrying capacity was intended as a dynamic concept subject to temporal variability as it was often applied in the reviewed studies.
The definition of a successful ESD protection concept subject to technology constraints and circuit requirements requires a well-thought-out development flow, particularly as the ESD concepts have to be implemented while the process technology is in an early phase, and is thus liable to change.
In the "new age" world of yoga, healing and progressive culture, Truth is seen as an amorphous concept, subject to our own whims and fancies.
Dignity remains, however, a complex concept subject to a range of different interpretations [ 15].
Despite its unavoidable ambiguity, we aim to find a best use of the concept, subject to its role in justifying involving humans in first-in-human research.
Either measured at an individual level or area based, SES remains a multidimensional concept, subject to confounding variables such as race/ethnicity (a detailed, complex description on the issue of injury – SES can be found in the literature review by Cubbin & Smith [ 38]).
Some relations between such concepts subject either to sufficient, necessary, or necessary and sufficient conditions are obtained so that in certain self-mappings can exhibit combined properties being inherent to each of its various characterizations.
Since these concepts are subject to different interpretations and many misunderstandings in modern Chinese society and have led to serious debates regarding these concepts and their practice among the scholars and government officers in China, reconstructing a new "nation/nationality" (minzu) discourse becomes urgent.
