The second encompasses a reflection on the substances themselves and their effects on bodies.
Moreover, the focus of research shifted from the objective usage of cyberinfrastructures to understand how the technological affordances might create new scenarios for practice encompassing a deontological reflection (Costa, 2014; Scanlon, 2014; Veletsianos & Kimmons, 2012b).
If it proves to be so, it is a Buddhism that will necessarily encompass a political dimension, a degree of social awareness and critical self-reflection that complicates the meditative, soft-grained, interiorized Buddhism that predominates in this show.
They encompass a wide range of experience.
Despite their deceptively simple appearance, place names are heavily loaded conceptual pivots that encompass a vast history of cultural meanings, social relationships, linguistic moorings, onomastic recognition, economic signals, cardinal signs, landscape changes, and political reflections.
The characters encompass a wide swath of Parisian society.
Trails encompass a variety of uses.
Constructed of solid granite in the shape of an open hand, the memorial embodies strength and encompasses a sheltered space for reflection and contemplation at its center.
Its lyrics juggle historical allusions, insult humor and reflections on astronomy; its music encompasses a tolling electric guitar, atonal sustained strings, a hard-rock stomp and long seconds of silence.
Passive radar encompasses a class of radar systems that detect and track objects by processing reflections from noncooperative illumination sources of opportunity in the environment, such as commercial broadcast and communications signals [1 3].
Intellect/imagination represents a drive for cognitive engagement of inner mental experience and encompasses a wide range of related (but partially separate) traits, including intellectual engagement, intellectual curiosity, intellectual depth, ingenuity, reflection, introspection, imagination, emotional richness, artistic engagement, and aesthetic interests.
