Clinical studies, too, focused on the processing of rewards, mostly money, after OFC lesions [37], [38], [39] and did not consider an elementary faculty like reality filtering.
Note that the first two reactions in reaction scheme (31) are not in reality elementary chemical reactions but they are the simplest accepted forms of modeling the complex processes of transcription and translation and hence it is in this spirit that we include them in our full network description.
Legally, compulsory education applies only to the six-year elementary school, but in reality most elementary school graduates receive a secondary education.
In a quick-and-dirty definition, reality would begin with elementary particles and the interactions that bind them to build the universe that our instruments measure, our eyes see and our hands touch.
This is the theory that describes reality at the level of elementary particles and the forces between them and which helps us to understand the nature of material substance.
"Mother Funders" try to raise big bucks for their kids' elementary school in suburban Georgia in this reality series.
Striking poverty, cultural anachronisms and linguistic barriers were once a daily reality for Sepideh, who taught girls' elementary school in an Arab village near the historic city of Susa, in the southern Iranian province of Khuzestan.
So how has the Times responded to the charge that, in defiance of the most elementary facts, it's repeating assertions that are in plain defiance of reality?
Since it promises to avoid facts and all similarly articulated, sentence-like slices of reality, correspondence theorists who take seriously objection 3.F2 favor this approach: not even elementary truthbearers are assigned any matching truthmakers.
A curious reality of the American academic system is that those who intend to one day teach elementary or secondary school must do coursework in education.
