Such an approach is a step toward encompassing life-course environmental exposures, the idea of the "exposome" [ 45].
The exposome, for example, attempts to allow such complexity to be addressed by encompassing life-course environmental exposures, including highlighting the possibility of critical windows of exposure in relation to risk (82).
No one has encompassed life's great generalities in quite such magnificent language.
Begun as a cheerful parody of fantasy authors from JRR Tolkien to Ursula K Le Guin, Pratchett's ambitions gradually expanded to encompass life, death and humanity's place in the universe – though the jokes kept coming.
The LTE-Q encompasses life events such as severe illness, loss of close family members, financial problems or unemployment.
The exposome would "encompass life course environmental exposures (including lifestyle factors) from the prenatal period onwards" and would evolve over the life course.
The instrument encompasses life areas such as drinking (or illegal drug use), household, job/education, money management, social life, personal habits, romantic relation, family relationships, legal issues, emotional life, communication, health and general happiness.
Art can only become creative, can only become worthwhile, when it pushes past whatever regulatory system currently defines it, through a determination to encompass emotional life, social life, some kind of life.
To understand the difference between conceiving all action as economic and conceiving economic action as one type of action within an more encompassing life-world, one might compare Mises with Schutz with reference to a problem raised within contemporary discussions of collective action, namely, how traditional non-economic values (e.g., those of politics or ethics) ought to intersect the market.
Carl Jung used the term in a more expansive sense, encompassing all life processes in all species.
Space scientists Martin Dominik and John Zarnecki state that in the absence of any data on the nature of extraterrestrial intelligence, one must predict the cultural impact of extraterrestrial contact on the basis of generalizations encompassing all life and of analogies with history.
