An appreciation of this principle is a signal feature of the shift from the traditional to the contemporary problem of induction.
The evening's performers were the formidable five-member contemporary music ensemble Counter)induction, with 11 guest musicians.
"Senjo," Active Eye's first project, is based on a Zen koan, or verbal puzzle, about a young woman who separates her body from her soul, working in Buddhist chanting, poetry by Lucas Hnath and music, some of it performed by members of a contemporary music ensemble, counter)induction.
Worth of note, IκBα disappearance, which roughly corresponds to maximal NF-κB activity, was contemporary to junb mRNA induction.
The expression of the osteoblastic phenotype was evaluated at 10 and 20 days from induction by contemporary monitoring ALP activity and mineralization by cytochemical staining.
Just last month something similar happened when I heard another young pianist for the first time: Blair McMillen, a member of the contemporary-music ensemble Counter)induction, which played works by Lee Hyla at the Miller Theater of Columbia University.
While only a few contemporary philosophers have specifically endorsed eliminative induction (e.g. Kitcher, 1993), it is easy to see how it can be modeled in Bayesian and other quantitative frameworks for confirmation.
To assess the differences in rejection and infection complications between the most common contemporary immunosuppression regimen in pediatric heart transplantation (cytolytic induction, tacrolimus based) and classic triple-therapy (cyclosporine based without induction).
The three stellar musicians belong to the excellent new-music ensemble counter)induction, which has proved a charismatic purveyor of contemporary fare in recent years.
Contemporary scholars have praised his inauguration of the theory of induction.
