The gestural, impactful, evasive, awkward beauty speaks to the vulnerability and self-examination Sense of Self was conceived to chronicle.
Many readers doubtless shared my doubt that the SEC was capable of exercising the critical self-examination and sense of humor about itself as a flawed institution that would make it capable of deliberate irony.
It was also a timely examination, in the sense that at least one of the US presidential candidates maintains that the pyramids were grain stores built by the biblical Joseph.
It is essential to remember that POCUS does not replace the clinical judgment, physical examination or common sense.
In this sense, examination of otolith data suggests a high plasticity of habitat use by eels [ 9], with one or several movements between fresh and brackish waters throughout the lifetime of an individual.
Although the parameterization of Example 11 makes intuitive sense, examination of Table I shows that, regardless of whether parental origin is, or is not, inferrable, the parameter R2 always occurs in combination with the product Im Ip, and R1 always occurs in combination with Im or Ip, meaning that we cannot estimate all four of these parameters: we can only estimate R1 Im, R1 Ip, and R2 Im Ip.
Mandela used the time in prison for rigorous self-examination, not just in a personal sense but examination of the political goals and vision that were driving him and the ANC.
We get none of the soul-searching, the self-examination -- the sense of a personality under construction -- that turns up, say, in Boswell's journals, just a generation or two later.
One of the film's most memorable scenes is Segal's post-operative examination where his senses are tested after the computer has been implanted in his brain.
It was as if he were taking an oral examination, and in a sense he was.
She flunked the professor's examination because of her sense of ethics.
