Maybe so, but it was a synonym for much else, as this broad-ranging critical study reminds you.
In order to restore consumer confidence it is critical to remind Americans that the current crisis does not represent the failure of essential American capitalism.
The recent study by Chen and colleagues in Critical Care reminds us of this elegantly.
In An Essay on the Whole Art of Criticism as It Relates to Painting and An Argument in Behalf of the Science of a Connoisseur (both 1719), he develops a practical system of critical evaluation that reminds one of Jeremy Bentham's utilitarian calculus.
Looking back on the historical emergence of the concept of "race," critical race theorists remind us that this concept arose concurrently with the advent of European exploration as a justification for conquest and domination of the globe beginning in the 15th century of the Common Era (CE) and reaching its apex in the early 20th century CE.
However, the critical care physician reminds him that the family wants 'everything' done, and the team must serve that mandate until the family changes their mind and opts for some kind of limitation – 'everything means everything possible'.
Associated with an increasing number of resistant- Candida species to the conventional antifungal agents, and reminding the predominance of critical infections, the discovery of new and effective alternatives is of the utmost relevance.
However, it is worth reminding that the real statues are subjected to very critical conditions during exhibitions that may result in rapid deterioration of the coatings.
Here, in my mind, lies its greatest value: reminding us that we do have choices and provoking critical thinking, so putting a stutter in dominant policy and research discourses.
The case underscores, too, critical lessons for medical journals, medical centers, physicians and patients -- reminding scientists of the need to police themselves vigilantly.
