It reminded us of Edward Said's reference, in Orientalism, to the western belief that "the Orient" cannot represent itself but must submit to understandings of itself drawn from the descriptions of others.
A possible analogy can be drawn from the descriptions of peduncular hallucinosis, although they largely present with visual hallucinations.
The peduncular lesion could represent a previous migrainous infarct, and a possible analogy can be drawn from the descriptions of peduncular hallucinosis.
As no conclusions can be drawn from the authors' description of the data, this section should be removed from the Results and Discussion.
It is used to describe the problem(s) that would occur in the absence of morality, and inferences about the remedial or ameliorative function of morality are drawn from this description.
Drawing from detailed descriptions of Americanization programs for both schoolchildren and adults in three cities (Chicago, Cleveland, and Detroit) and from extensive analysis of foreign-language newspapers, Mirel shows how immigrants confronted different kinds of Americanization.
Concept maps drawn from the primary literature included descriptions, properties, metadata, usage of concepts and relations between them.
For the prediction of our proposed Bayesian method, 1000 parameters were drawn from the posterior distribution according to the description in 'Methods' section, and all 27 experiments are simulated.
The study found a significant relationship between the level of success for the search results and the percentage of search keywords or phrases drawn from the topic title or topic description participants planned to use.
The study showed, particularly in descriptions drawn from the end of the course of therapy, how an ability to tap into inner resources began to re-emerge.
Our descriptions draw from the in-class worksheets and homework assignments, discussions with the instructors, in-class observations of and discussions with students, and review of videotapes of students working in small groups.
