The term is applied generically to any piece preceding a religious or secular ceremony, including in some instances an operatic performance.
In fact, we are encouraged to do so; a quick search reveals that the command "strive to understand" is repeated in various forms in the Qur'an at least twenty-four tincludingluding, in some instances, in the exasperated form of "Have you no sense?" The Qur'an reveals a God who assumes that we have an intellect and urges us to use it.
Finally, if a right is determined to be a human right, it is understood to be quintessentially general or universal in character, in some sense equally possessed by all human beings everywhere, including in certain instances even the unborn.
The government provided bank support - including in some instances, nationalization - to support aggregate demand and stabilize the banking system.
It is by means of Empfindung or sense experience that sentient beings are able to distinguish individuals from one another, including, in some instances, individuals that share the same essence.
To answer the question: Yes, the cable news networks broadcast every blessed minute of this straight-up nonsense, long after it became obvious to everyone ― including, in many instances, their own field reporters ― that they had been rooked.
As evidenced by the Catechism and the 2003 document, the Magisterium's focus on sex and its failure to witness homosexual relationships in their entirety limits the Church's own witness to the genuine good that is found in same-sex relationships -- including in many instances the raising of a family.
In fact, proteasome inhibitors induce a complex cell stress response, including in some instances UPR signaling itself, which reflects disruption of misfolded protein degradation [8], [18].
The sequencing of symbionts in a number of other sponges was problematic and may have been caused by multiple factors including, in some instances, the presence of more than one type of symbiont.
In addition to the environmental health impacts associated with artisanal brick kilns, these operations employ "the poorest of the poor, including, in many instances, women and children," Li says.
