A recent memo from the Defense Intelligence Agency offered this observation: "The undersigned has devised a narrative that delineates chronological aspects of a given environment, twice pronounced in differing configurations, of which one is decidedly superior to its counterpart".
It evaluates a pool of 56 studies, which documents the research designs employed, evaluates results as to whether or not detrimental consequences were found, and delineates the aspects of community life that may be affected by industrialized farming.
The concept is called wu-wei (pronounced "ooh-way") and can roughly be translated into English as "non-doing" or "natural action". A superb recent book that explores the concept in depth (Trying Not to Try, by Edward Slingerland) delineates multiple aspects of the ancient philosophy and contemporary neuroscience that bolsters it.
Carbohydrate-bearing polymers of biologically inert design are versatile tools to delineate functional aspects of oligosaccharides.
Also, it may be possible to incorporate functional protein assemblies into this model and to use fluorescence spectroscopy to delineate some aspects of their assembly and function.
Follow-up work in this line of research has looked to better delineate what aspects of implicit evaluation are more tied to personal identity versus cultural values (Axt, Moran & Bar-Anan, 2018).
Objective To delineate positive aspects of caregiving trajectories among family caregivers of stroke-survivors and determine the impact of stroke-survivor disability, a time-varying factor, on the delineated trajectories.
Replication data are needed to clearly delineate which aspects of inner speech are the best predictors of AH-proneness and what role dialogic characteristics may play, if any.
Sure enough, Thomson delineates the various aspects of Malick's new film, complains that "the two worlds of the film do not marry," and adds, "In narrative media, moreover, those things need to be connected".
Despite Dreiser's alleged deficiencies as a stylist, his novels succeed in their accumulation of realistic detail and in the power and integrity with which they delineate the tragic aspects of the American pursuit of worldly success.
