Subsequent biographies — the warmly overdramatizing "Nina Simone," by David Brun-Lambert (2009), and the coolly meticulous "Princess Noire," by Nadine Cohodas (2010) — have filled in terrible details of depression and violence and long-sought but uncertain diagnoses: "bipolar disorder" appears to be the best contemporary explanation.
The contemporary explanation of long-term persistence of antibodies after viral infection is based on evidence of the presence of long-lived B memory and plasma cells.
If we could find more contemporary explanations for our angst, we would probably find it easier to convince our American friends that it is important to agree on international standards on data protection.
Contemporary explanations of urban governance in Europe have underlined the increasing influence of the 'networks paradigm'.
Despite the contributions of these empirical studies in explaining the locations of street drug markets, social disorganization processes continue to frame contemporary explanations of street drug markets and other crimes (Bursik 1988; Martinez et al. 2008; Lipton et al. 2013).
Drees expresses a similar criticism by arguing that all contemporary explanations of human agency, including non-reductionist explanations, are naturalistic and do not require any reference to a higher being.
Taste is the clue to understand people's consumption patterns in the large body of literature in the sociology of consumption, from the early humanist tradition which considers taste as self-evident, to the contemporary Bourdieusian explanation of symbolic power.
"We should be careful not to laugh in retrospect at such ideas," McGaugh wrote, "if we remain attracted to other more contemporary simple explanations of the complex phenomena of learning and memory".
Although descriptions of glansectomy exist, there are no contemporary video explanations or large published single centre series.
It is unclear why he is shown separately from his contemporaries; possible explanations include that this is a code by Dante to show that England was not part of the Holy Roman Empire, or that it is a favourable comment on Henry himself, highlighting his unusual piety.
The chapter discusses the past and contemporary perspectives on explanation.
