Sentence examples for has a privileged role from inspiring English sources
As we have already seen, the concept of "infinite being" has a privileged role in Scotus's natural theology.
It has a privileged role but not a privileged place; indeed, enrollment is the workhorse that puts the students in the classroom of faculties who teach and encourage the ideas that makes good education extraordinary.
In the context of PCET systems, the coordinate of the transferring proton has a privileged role, which needs to be recognized in the form of the wave function, thus leading to further factoring of the BO product wave functions (used as basis functions to describe PCET systems).
The results show that neurons that participate in coherent patterns of neuronal activity have a privileged role in selecting and preparing coordinated movements of the eye and arm.
Both these requirements regard genetic inheritance as having a privileged role in development and evolution in comparison with epigenetic inheritance processes.
"Governments have a privileged role in starting and sustaining change, and in regulating, incentivising, and accelerating change.
In a similar vein, split-fovea processing also presents problems for processing exterior letters of words in Latinate languages, which have a privileged role as a unified feature in word recognition and provide valuable information about the physical length of a word and word identity [40], [85], [86].
Do von Economo neurons have a privileged role in communicating top-down interoceptive predictions from the insular cortex to the amygdala, and hypothalamic systems (Critchley and Seth, 2012)?
It may be that doorways (i.e., access points across barriers) have a privileged role in structuring and segmenting the neural representation of space.
The results of this study are consistent with this theory and suggest that quiescent cells at the top of the papillae would not have a privileged role in these processes.
