The ends of tragedy, as Aristotle conceived them, are best served by the harmonious disposition of six elements: plot, character, diction, thought, spectacle, and song.
His primary concern is with the rhythmic disposition of the elements of the composition across the surface, an emphasis that he reinforces with the repetition of arcs and circles.
There are two basic strategies for the disposition of these elements: (1) to "burn" or transmute the actinides using nuclear reactors or accelerators; (2) to "sequester" the actinides in chemically durable, radiation-resistant materials that are suitable for geologic disposal.
The structural property was that the rats were required to learn the spatial disposition of the elements within each compound stimulus to solve the task (see Figure 1).
Consequently, the task requires that the spatial disposition of common elements (e.g., corners composed of both white and striped walls) are discriminated, an ability that lies at the heart of the 'cognitive map' hypothesis [51].
Amongst these five structural relatives (overlaid in Figure 5), all display a similar disposition of secondary structure elements, the greatest variation occurring in the region corresponding to helices α2 and α1 of Cass2.
That kind of weather, or that disposition of the surrounding elements, which occasions an uncommon mortality among animals and vegetables, will also produce an uncommon degree of putrefaction, among these substances, in their dead state.
A more analogous case is that of the screwball comedy, widely accepted by film historians as constituting a "genre": the screwball is defined not by a fundamental attribute, but by a general disposition and a group of elements, some but rarely and perhaps never all of which are found in each of the genre's films.
The shorter-lived species decay in the reactor, and their energy adds to the heat generated; however, the longer-lived species remain radioactive and pose a problem in the handling and disposition of the reactor fuel elements when they need to be replaced.
Another group of phenes is related to functions and disposition of entities, and can be expressed using the has-function, function-of, has-disposition and disposition-of relations.
