The Presocratics immediately recognized the basic dilemma: either mind (or, more generally, whatever the apparently "macroscopic", "high-level", or non-fundamental property at issue) is an elemental feature of the world or it somehow emerges from, or is conditioned by, such features.
It would be a mistake, however, to claim that the inability of patients to recall elemental features of a trial at a later time is relevant to judging the quality and validity of the initial consent.
The microstructure, phase and elemental features of developed large-surface-area composites were characterized via FESEM, TEM/HRTEM, XPS, XRD/GIXRD, Raman and FT-IR techniques.
To report the clinical, histopathologic, ultrastructural, and elemental features of 17 opacified Hydroview (Bausch and Lomb Surgical, Rochester, New York, USA) hydrogel intraocular lenses (IOL) necessitating explantation and discuss from a clinicopathologic perspective why these lenses became opacified.
Low-rate repetitive sounds are elemental features of communication sounds, and core auditory cortical regions have been implicated in processing these information-bearing elements.
It is often an elemental feature of neoplasia that instead of major qualitative changes in the chemico-molecular make-up of the cell as a whole, the activity of one or more critical player is 'modified' from being normal.
The chapter will throw light on elemental features like the number of pins, clock speed, memory, and peripherals to check the architectural similarities and dissimilarities.
A great many, perhaps a majority, of shape recognition theories propose that contour attributes, i.e., orientation, curvature and linear extent, provide the elemental features that define the shape of an object.
Under its New Frontiers Program, NASA has proposed a lander mission called the Venus In-Situ Explorer to land on Venus to study surface conditions and investigate the elemental and mineralogical features of the regolith.
