The special effects artist Carlo Rambaldi, who has died aged 86, was almost entirely credited with creating the character of ET, not only conceptually but also physically, and with actualising HR Giger's designs for the murderous alien loose on a space ship.
Clearly, incidence, duration, remission and prevalence are tied together not only conceptually but also mathematically, the last being the steady-state consequence of the first two, often summarized by the formula P = ID, where P = (point) prevalence, I = incidence per year and D = duration in years.
Because the item, "When I meet a lot of people, I get nervous" represents conceptually not only social inhibition but also negative affectivity dimension in Taiwan culture, only the other two items were kept with the original 7-item SI subscale to form the 9-item second draft of the SI subscale.
Indeed, in early works, Schapp holds that, within perception, sensual givenness and ideas (or concepts) can only be separated conceptually, but not factually: without ideas, we cannot perceive things (1910, 133f).
Dorsher found strong anatomic (92%), clinical (79.5%), and meridian-referred pain (76%) correspondences of trigger and acupoints in his study, and suggested acupuncture meridians were shown not only to exist conceptually but also to be physiologic (and possibly anatomic) entities.
The integration and communalization of East Asia is conceptually not only a design of modern people, as it also existed in the imagination of ancient people.
This is reminiscent somewhat to the situation with histocompatibility genes, which could conceptually (and only conceptually) be considered adaptive equivalents to the TLR or vice versa.
The site's consensus is: "Conceptually audacious but only intermittently successful in execution, Escape From Tomorrow is nonetheless visually inventive and darkly surreal".
They may write about it conceptually, but its meaning – a world in which their country is only primus inter pares – has not really penetrated the national psyche.
