Recent scholarship has illuminated the views of that groups of fourth-century theologians called "Arians", "semi-Arians" ("homoian Arians"), and "neo-Arians" (sometimes called "anhomoian Arians") (Hanson 1988; Kopecek 1979; Wiles 1996; Williams 2001).
Quotes are given to illuminate the views of the participants (Table 3).
To clarify this overlooked topic, empirical social science research should be conducted to illuminate the views and reasoning of physicians, patients, and members of the public on the limits of the duty of care.
The view is equally impressive at night, where one of the cameras equipped with IR sensors easily illuminates the scene.
Only when the sun flares over the horizon, illuminating the longest view on the planet (the 200 miles to the top of Kilimanjaro), are the treacherous ledges and sheer drops revealed.
The resulting mayhem is instantaneous and sublime; it's also the movie's most ecstatic and tightly packed symbolic moment, the one that illuminated the entire viewing experience, retroactively and through the rest of the action.
The following excerpt from an interview with Krista illuminates this view: KRISTA: If you go more on farther into the science field, um you, I don't want to, like, lose my relationship with God or whatever.
A light source, set at right angles to a viewing microscope, illuminates the oil droplets and makes them appear as bright stars while they fall.
It is this view of life that illuminates the famous passage at the end of "The Origin" where Darwin writes of the "entangled bank" of existence, "clothed with many plants of many kinds, with birds singing on the bushes, with various insects flitting about, and with worms crawling through the damp earth," all produced through the blind agency of natural selection.
For example, some environmental challenges, such as global warming, illuminate the need to view Earth as an ecosystem consisting of various subsystems, which, once disrupted, can lead to rapid changes that are beyond human control.
