However, it is this model of 'early-onset psychosis' which later became dominant in descriptions of the concept of 'autism', which is ironic because 'autism' had originally been used precisely to describe normal early infantile thought.
In the context of 21st-century culture, these words sound less like philosophy, and more like a straightforward description of the dominant role that profit-driven media spectacles play in the communication flows of public life, from the DSK affair and the royal wedding to the News of the World debacle.
In this paper we give a complete linear description of the dominant of the associated polytope in a class of graphs called perfectly Steiner 2-edge connected graphs, which contains series parallel graphs.
"The Sambo stereotype was so pervasive in antebellum Southern literature that many historians, without further research, argue that it was an accurate description of the dominant slave personality".
A detailed description of the dominant grasses of the individual plots is provided in Table S11.
(2010a, p. 367) Izard emphasised that this was not meant to be a definition of "emotion," but a description of the dominant uses.
This conforms to Adrian Wilson's description of the dominant approach to the history of medicine, where … diseases throughout history have been assigned their modern names-and-concepts … responses to diseases are allowed to vary historically; but this historiographic permission is withheld from the diseases themselves … modern disease concepts … have been assigned a transhistorical validity.
These findings contrast with our previous description of a dominant-negative frameshift mutation at the C-terminus of CHT, associated with significantly reduced but not completely abrogated CHT transporter function leading to autosomal dominant distal hereditary motor neuropathy (dHMN).
Every EEG was characterized by a description of the posterior dominant rhythm (or absence thereof) and amplitude as well as the presence of non-dominant rhythms.
Herodotus also provides a graphic description of the temple of Marduk, the dominant feature of the city on what was then the east bank of the Euphrates.
