I think some of it also has to do with stigma and this younger generation wanting to blend in with the mainstream more both in terms of kind of asserting their place in the mainstream.
"It's a symbol that this building is state of the art, and that we are going beyond in terms of quality," he asserted.
It may also be in the sense of a point of origin for the transfer of information: the central dogma of molecular biology, which represents a 1950s reformulation of Weismannism in terms of information theory, asserts that information travels unidirectionally from nucleic acids to protein, and never vice versa.
Neo-Confucian critics such as Itô Jinsai and Ogyû Sorai objected to characterizations of the mind in terms of "stillness" and "calmness," asserting that those attributes harked back to Buddhism or Daoism, not Confucianism.
Our focus in the current work is to improve algorithms, in terms of visual quality, that assert sparsity prior on the solution in term of a dictionary domain.
In terms of my diagram, they're asserting, I think, that some set of changes — or maybe an alternative history — would have led the demand curve to be shifted to the right, and would have produced full employment at a higher real rate than the one we see.
"In the context of a death penalty case, I'd be very, very leery of a judge seeking to put restrictions on what a defendant can assert, in terms of his mental state and what he perceives as being a defense," Mr. Galligan said.
Throughout, the semantic function of the sentences concerned is given in terms of the states of affairs asserted to obtain in simple assertoric contexts.
Bovens and Hartmann (2003) proposed a similar representation of supposed facts asserted in terms of ordered sets.
But knowledge of Mr. Gonzalez-Torres's art is not a prerequisite in terms of viewing the biennial, the curators assert.
