To zebra finches and other group-living birds, however, short-range contact calls do not constitute background sound but rather on-going communicative behavior that needs to be monitored in order to increase survival [10], [33].
These variables constitute background adjustment factors needed to avoid bias in comparing departments one with another or the same department over time (age of the patient for example) [ 31].
Also true, and included among the criteria, are what may be called concepts (prolēpsis), which consist of "a recollection of what has often been presented from without …" Therefore, one must always cling to that "which was originally thought" in relation to every single "term" and which constitutes its background.
Münch (2002, p. 50) argues that Stumpf's position not only comes close to that of Husserl, but it also constitutes the background of Husserl's critique of psychologism in his Logical Investigations.
Before this, however, the overall conception of nationhood and citizenship in the examined countries, as laid out in Citizenship constellations section, constitutes the background against which any reform occurs, irrespectively of the experience with emigration.
Based on the participants' statements, in order to show devotion, love, and have a warm relationship, the terms often used are trust, confidence, loyalty and safety and a deep sense of loyalty to the man must be established and this constitutes the background for sexual intimacy without condom use.
Shamanism, Buddhism, and Confucianism constitute the background of modern Korean culture.
This may thus be a crucial dysfunction, probably constituting the background from which migraine attack develops.
These techniques constitute the background for the clinical applications that are outlined in the following sections.
