Love, as Beck and Beck-Gernsheim argue, has become an empty category, which lovers themselves must fill in relation to their own biographies and emotional lives.
Elemental categories, quality, process, circumstance, relator, an empty category, thing and circumstance are placed with congruent examples in the first column.
(See Chomsky 1981 and Lasnik and Uriagereka 1986 for more on traces and other empty categories).
Zink entered the Long Beach International Karate Championships in 1981 , 1982and 1983 and won Grand Champion in the "weapons forms" category in all three years, and was also Grand Champion in the "empty hands" category in two of those years.
We occasionally observed germaria which were devoid of GSCs but still contained one or very few clusters of multicellular germ line cysts (data not shown; of note, this phenotypic category is not included in the 'empty germaria' category in our scoring scheme).
Riddle said that for the most part, buyers in Stratford and Montecito are older, often in the empty-nester category, than those buying custom lots in Fairbanks Ranch.
Whenever the distribution of responses for a particular item in the questionnaire had multiple empty cells (cutpoints), we collapsed the categories in that particular item to achieve an even distribution of responses.
"Alternative": A breathtakingly meaningless word, the emptiest cultural category imaginable.
And then again, is Harry Shunk's "Leap Into the Void" (1960), the famous photograph of the Conceptual artist Yves Klein diving out of a second-story window above an empty street, in the same category as Mumler's spirit photographs?
Besides the 1980 Emmy for "Soap" and the 1989 Emmy for "Empty Nest," each in the category of outstanding lead actor in a comedy, Mr. Mulligan won a 1989 Golden Globe for "Empty Nest" for best performance by an actor in a television series.
