Thus, her non-conformist choices represented the emancipation of women in Italy, which did not accord with the dominant Catholic and bourgeois virtues prevalent at the time.
In contrast, ROR2 mutations causing BDB result in truncation of the cytoplasmic region, either immediately before or after the kinase domain and, by virtue of their dominant acting functions, are predicted to be associated with gain of function or dominant negative activity.
Men, in virtue of their dominant position, have the privilege of ignoring how their actions undermine the interests of subordinates.
While virtue is the dominant factor in happiness, we still cannot tell whether for Plato one can have a reason for being, e.g., courageous that does not depend directly on happiness.
The steady-state scenario is effectively neutral by virtue of the dominant and fugitive realising identical vital rates and constant total density at their coexistence equilibrium despite contrasting intrinsic (heritable) rates.
So, PATO has a term Color Hue (PATO:0000015) that is defined as: "A chromatic scalar-circular quality inhering in an object that manifests in an observer by virtue of the dominant wavelength of the visible light; may be subject to fiat divisions, typically into 7 or 8 spectra".
The third component of the vision is that moral thought and discourse should be framed primarily in terms of the virtues the virtues providing the dominant conceptuality in terms of which we conduct moral reasoning.
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But according to a socio-cultural perspective, it is not so much that one institution dominates the other by virtue of the power of its knowledge-creating tools, so much as one institution emerging as societally dominant over another.
