Since there is nothing more evident than light, there is nothing less in need of definition" (PI, 76), thereby establishing the centrality of the concept of light for his Illuminationist ontology and epistemology.
The original CARS model implied that the researcher could only occupy a research space by establishing the centrality of the research topic and/or identifying knowledge gaps relating to the prior research.
There are several ways in which to establish the centrality of autonomy to a liberal democratic regime such as Canada.
They offer a string of factoids to establish the predestined centrality of the aerotropolis: one in six Americans lives within a short driving distance of the 25 busiest hubs; businessmen fly because they trust best those whom they can see.
Docking experiments with HEN1 and synthetic short RNA oligomers have suggested, as possible recognition site, a tetramer such as NCGN; these results confirm the well established knowledge about the centrality of CG dinucleotide in methylation process [ 31].
These findings demonstrate the centrality of the car as a status symbol and indicate the difficulties of establishing increased walking as a health priority.
Having established their centrality to the sound of contemporary music, percussionists are beginning to make themselves heard in other ways; for example, by composing and conducting.
The authors set out to establish not only the centrality of race relations, and specifically slavery, in Darwin's investigations, but to demonstrate that he formed the concept of sexual selection much earlier than is often thought and that it owes much to these racial controversies.
The NZ government Whānau Ora policy was developed to establish and recognise the centrality of the family in the delivery of health and social services.
Given the Variation's role in establishing his name, and the centrality of the 1955 recording to his musical career, a reporter asked at the time, why did Gould see the need to reapproach it?
