Taken together, we conclude that both primary and association brain regions demonstrate centrality in network organization before birth.
Scholem resurrected cabala for serious attention, but more than this, he demonstrated its centrality to Jewish thought, especially as a creative response to catastrophe.
His Khamseh demonstrates his centrality to the Chagatai literary tradition.
Her goal is to demonstrate "the centrality of sex and violence" to his existence and the "patent homoerotic element" in his close friendships with men.
This compelling history of the United States miscegenation law demonstrates its centrality to maintaining white supremacy in the century following the Civil War.
But a few of the… This compelling history of the United States miscegenation law demonstrates its centrality to maintaining white supremacy in the century following the Civil War.
Dr. Sally Shaywitz, a director of the Center for Dyslexia and Creativity at Yale University, said the study "demonstrates the centrality of spoken language in dyslexia — that it's not a problem in meaning, but in getting to the sounds of speech".
The exhibition's portfolio of historic maps from previous centuries charts the development in European understanding of the Australian continent, and clearly demonstrates the centrality of maritime exploration in first discovering and then mapping our Great Southern Land.
By consulting their scribes, who combined complex math and the study of past events to predict the future, Mayan rulers could reassure their people and thus demonstrate the centrality of their role in Maya society and the universe at large.
Establishing Groves in his Army context, it reveals the personality and preparation that enabled him to succeed in his wartime task and the means he used to accomplish it, demonstrates his centrality in the Manhattan Project and spotlights his influence on the use of the bomb.
But it's to his credit that even when engaging Helms's more odious views, he shuns stridency while still managing to demonstrate the centrality of Dixie-bred racism to Helms's career — and to the book's larger tale of Southern-style conservatism's ascent since the 1960s.
