Known as the "strong programme" in the sociology of scientific knowledge (SSK), that approach remains highly germane to present-day examinations of scientific validity in the legal context.
And this concept seems particularly germane to the present, when housing costs are steep and the mainstream art world is working hard to squeeze art back into the confines of marketable objects.
(In the nineteen-sixties, the critic Clement Greenberg, acting as the executor of the estate of David Smith, removed paint from some of the great sculptor's abstract works, thinking thereby to improve them — a scandal germane to the present occasion, though not cited).
Such shifts in energy form the background to "Re-Orientations: Islamic Art and the West in the 18th and 19th Centuries," a superb small scholarly show, one as revealing of the past as it is germane to the present, at the Bertha and Karl Leubsdorf Art Gallery at Hunter College.
But it is more germane to the present argument that the wrongs also almost certainly harmed their daughter Eulah.
This is particularly germane to the present externally illuminated bubble column reactor containing titania-coated plates immersed in the liquid column at different angles of inclination.
The debate about which assumptions are best is an ongoing one, but not germane to the present discussion.[6] It suffices here to state the relevant assumptions made in this discussion.
Most germane to the present study is the siRNA knockdown of PARG in HeLa cells reported by Malanga and colleagues [16].
Another distinction that is germane to the present work is between synonymous and nonsynonymous SNPs.
The patients included by our group in those papers germane to the present study consisted of psychiatric inpatients from a medium secure unit with a diagnosis of schizophrenia according to DSM-IV-TR.
Once that is accomplished, he said, "we'll start to present more and more programs, more and more dialogues, more and more discussions of policy, more interviews with people who are germane and important to that audience.
