Everything has an otherworldly aura, each space is both the particular and the universal, and each person at once an individual and a symbol, an archetype, an avatar.
In its insistent interrogation of Jewishness – from the exploration of the relationship between the perpetrators of violence and hatred and their victims, to the idea of the individual at once in opposition to and in love with his or her culture – it is by turns breezily open and thought-provokingly opaque, and consistently wrong-foots the reader.
Given the 5,000 30,000 excitatory synapses hosted by each CA1 pyramidal cell (Megías et al., 2001), spontaneous discharge occurs at each individual synapse once every hour or so.
On previous nights, Murphy says he has heard up to six individuals at once.
It has been theorised that speech evolved because of the survival benefits of imparting information to large numbers of individuals at once.
If you are going to engage in long-term study of long-lived and highly social mammals, it's important to be able to keep track of large numbers of individuals at once, and it is also often helpful to be aware of who is related to whom while the animals are interacting with one another.
He got the place off the ground and keeps it running by doing the work of about six individuals at once.
The technology underlying autonomous vehicles could also be utilized for exciting new methods of transporting a number of individuals at once, taking cars off the roads, lowering emissions and making safer environments.
By associating common terms with such objects as their main referent, Alyngton thinks he can explain the fact that a common term can stand for and label many individuals at once.
Information is thus the classic example of a public good: once made available information can be possessed by any number of individuals at once, and becomes impossible to control [ 1].
