They are artifacts of the Romantic religion of art, implying a superior race of demigods who loom above ordinary life.
In this paper, outcomes and actions are considered a first category of learning (single loop learning), and subjective perceptions and intentions imply a superior category of learning (double loop learning).
The results show that the increment of the resistance has a close relation to the appearance of the FePO4 phase during charge discharge course, and that the ohmic resistance, charge transfer resistance and lithium-ion diffusion coefficients of the LiFePO4/C electrode do not change much by extended cycling tests, implying a relatively superior cyclability of the battery.
They were removed, he said, to create "independent and impartial" tribunals — implying that a superior officer could render harsh judgment on a subordinate in a case that might taint both their records.
This implied a mutual understanding.
Hence nature makes no choice that implies a more absolute, or superior normative status on either perspective.
The novels of Jane Austen, designed primarily as superior entertainment, imply a desirable ordered existence, in which the comfortable decorum of an English rural family is disturbed only by a not-too-serious shortage of money, by love affairs that go temporarily wrong, and by the intrusion of self-centred stupidity.
In sharp contrast with this position, action-perception theory of language postulates that the neuronal machineries for speech production and understanding are intrinsically linked with each other, implying a double function of both superior-temporal and, critically, inferior-frontal cortex in both production and comprehension (Pulvermüller and Fadiga 2010).
The term executive to me implies a subservient, non-thinking body, executing the orders of a superior.
All these key parameters are superior to state-of-the-art organic phototransistors, implying a great potential in optoelectronic applications.
