"Abstraction is distinguished from analysis in that the former singles out one fact and disregards the others, whereas the latter seeks to apprehend the majority of the facts that make up the factors of a complex whole" (Dilthey 1989, 433).
But while the two stances may seem contradictory, they are in fact part of a complex problem to which the NHS is struggling to respond.
As emphasised earlier, CAD represents a relatively simple description of a disease that in fact consists of a complex array of different sub-entities, especially with regard to the extent, impact and effect upon the heart and its individual structures.
(Alas, "Proustian" is an inapt adjective: the writer actually opposed what he called a "simple cinematographic vision," which he feared treated memory as nothing but the accumulation of facts, rather than a complex interplay of sensory experiences and storytelling).
The term of morphospecies is used in this review because P. corethrurus may in fact constitute a complex of cryptic species.
And the art itself is often -- almost always, in fact -- a product of a complex process of cultural give and take.
Yet the charm of the City Family gathering to sing "Kumbaya" in celebration of political compromise can be a glib bit of theater, masking the fact that the needs of a complex, changing community are not being addressed.
Extraction of biomolecules using ATPS could be tougher using theoretical predictions, primarily due to the fact that a complex set of parameters decide the extent of partitioning in an ATPS.
By now performing the temporal reversion of this whole process of disappearance, what occurs is in fact a complex process of self-excitation of the void by means of which, spontaneously and unpredictably, there emerges a numerable infinity of identical particles.
Formalin fixation, in fact, causes a complex network of chemical bonds to form within the tissue molecules [ 39- 41].
