His writings were not simply expressions of a theory, but were grounded in his daily self-reflection on his own experience and his observation of countless other inmates and how they did or did not manage to survive unspeakable conditions.
These researchers have argued that the idea of an innate trait is simply one expression of a folkbiological theory of the 'natures' of living things.
It urged philosophers not to be distracted by the contingencies of the particular form of linguistic expression a theory might be found in, say, a particular textbook.
The use of a musical title was also an expression of the theory of corresponding arts, which was an idea developed by the French poet Charles Baudelaire.
One motivation for axiomatizing a theory, not the one for the case now under discussion, is to express the theory in a completely rigorous form in order to standardize the expression of the theory as a mature conceptual edifice.
Kilwardby's answer constitutes the clearest expression of his theory of the plurality of substantial forms in human beings.
"It's much bigger and slightly different, more an expression of a designer line, while the Theyskens Theory was quite personal," said the Belgian-born designer, 33, who worked for the high-fashion labels Nina Ricci and Rochas in Paris before finding his niche in this mid-priced line.
@josephcharlton4 Yesterday evening, if you were fortunate enough to tune into Newsnight, you would have been privy to the ultimate expression of Slackerism, a political theory with roots in teenage angst, mild rebelliousness, and a pie-in-the-sky leftism that wants to pull down the walls of the politics then sit around smoking pot in the ruins.
Lane and Martin (2010) might have put their finger on the sore spot of archezoa and related fourth domain theories: invention and expression of a genome complexity with eukaryotic dimension requires mitochondrial power.
