For Reinhart (1996), choice functions by themselves cannot account for the extant phenomena (in particular cases of intermediate scope), so the theory must be supplemented with standard quantifier raising accounts as well.
Beyond representing spatial relationships within and between unseen phenomena, extant research strongly suggests that embodied actions can help learners better apprehend spatial transformations of those objects.
Instead, in exploratory experiments phenomena are investigated without first limiting the possible outcomes of the experiment on the basis of extant theory about the phenomena.
Extant accounts of embodied phenomena point to the possibility of a bi-directional relationship between mind and body [27] [29], such that just as mental events influence bodily states, so too bodily states impact mental events.
Its subtitle is (and I offer a heavily abridged version): "A San Francisco Atlas of Principal Landmarks and Treasures of the Region, Including Butterfly Species, Queer Sites, Murders, Coffee, Water, Power, Contingent Identities – and other Significant Phenomena, Vanished and Extant".
The repeated and similar large-scale morphological evolutionary trends of distinct lineages suggest that adaptation by means of natural selection (functional constraints) is the major cause of parallel evolution, a very common phenomenon in extinct and extant lineages.
Defining unambiguous biosignatures (isotope ratios of certain chemical elements, organic compounds or other phenomena strongly indicative of past or extant biological activity) is essential for the success of the two existing scientific enterprises, astrobiology and SETI, concerned with the search for extraterrestrial life within our Solar System and beyond.
Remarkably, in several extant prokaryotes both classes of the enzyme coexist, a unique phenomenon that has yet to receive its due attention.
Similar phenomenon was also reported in the Gossypium where five extant tetraploid species (AADD) have derived from a single polyploidization event between G. raimondii (DD) and two extant A-genome species about 1 2 MYA [ 54– 54].
Additional analyses and extant literature supports our hypotheses that multiple risk factors contribute to the phenomenon, including (a) hazard exposure, (b) organization of work, (c) physical fragility, and (d) normative cognitive, sensory, and psychomotor changes that occur with age.
