Philosophy challenges me to consider facets of reality that I would otherwise overlook.
Considering facets (and implicitly all their subsets) is sufficient to have a complete description of a simplicial complex.
The 'right time' to consider these decisions was when the women had obtained answers to all of their questions, and thoroughly considered all facets of their possible options.
This study highlights that assessing vulnerability of species to climate change requires to consider diverse facets of species responses, a framework that has already been called for8,16.
Professor Roby created the introductory course in a new online-only certificate program for medical professionals — including doctors, nurses, managers and administrators — called Transformational Leadership in Health Care, which considers various facets of the new health law.
These eighteen essays consider many facets of The Sopranos: its creation and reception, the conflicting roles of men and women, the inner lives of the characters, obesity, North Jersey, the role of music, and even how food contributes to the story.
Writing about Hardy, Bayley again emphasises the importance of considering two facets of the writer as a human being, contrasting Hardy as a "noticer" of people and events, with Hardy the professional author, a "reflective commentator" who conveys those observations to his reader.
The hierarchical, multi-faceted approach adopted in this study yielded insights into the factors influencing biodiversity and community assembly processes in mountain pastures, thereby highlighting the importance of considering multiple facets of diversity in assessing the role of environmental filtering in vegetation structure.
