The importance of belonging to the family group, scholars like Huang (2011) suggest, is an integral part of Chinese history and the relationships and structures that exist in the Chinese family cannot be explained using conventional western insights.
Meanwhile, none of the qualities one would normally associate with conventional portraiture — beauty, insight or charm — is present, and most of the figures are stiff and lifeless, like animals in car headlights.
Results show that the GAIA test can address shortcomings of the conventional test, provide insight into mechanical behavior of granular materials during compaction, and enable performance-based specifications for field compaction of granular materials.
In "Damned," Mr. Possokhov treats the legend of Medea with occasional insight but conventional choreography.
"Why are these markets attractive areas for Insight, given conventional wisdom that government can be challenging to sell to, and expensive to serve?
According to Screen International, though, the film is "too tasteful and conventional to offer much insight into the remarkable man it wishes to celebrate".
In this review we will discuss advances in conventional adjuvants and provide insight into new adjuvants as they pertain to DC cancer therapy.
Utilising both intracellular and extracellular sampling strategies, ratios and levels of important signalling molecules can be monitored which accurately reflect on the process of transmission providing more insight than conventional approaches.
Still, when he sat me down, he offered something I could never have expected coming from the world of conventional medicine: wisdom and insight that changed my life forever.
The analysis of N2O concentrations and stable isotopic composition, in conjunction with conventional chemical analyses, provides insights into N-cycling processes in the Long Point ground water septic plume.
