This argument informs the Mahayana notion of a Boddhisattva, who qualifies for Nirvana but voluntarily stays behind in the cycle of rebirth to help the rest of us.
Each started the voluntary program and, she informed me, "the notion of taking 10, even 15 minutes, is total garbage".
With the benefit of the extended analysis of divisions of moral labour, informed by the notion of a language of responsibility, I can address the emerging path of RRI, including the reductions that occur, inevitably.
These principles were informed theoretically by the notion of 'practice', which places a priori emphasis on what it is that people do, from day-to-day, in specific contexts and settings.
Abelard's notion of the essentia of a thing is informed by his appreciation of the notion of mereological overlap (see the section on Basic Principles/Other Mereological Concepts, in the entry on mereology).
Furthermore, writings on the notion of proximity inform us that even if we take all geographic scales into account, collaborative innovation practices are at the same time situated in a matrix of techno-economic, organizational, relational, institutional, and temporal spaces in which territorial space is only one dimension.
Risk factor epidemiology can inform prioritization of prevention efforts through the notion of population-attributable risk (33).
He challenged the notion of supernatural creation, informing his democratic artisans that humans had risen from animals a lowly-ancestor-bright-future image that appealed to the downtrodden and that Darwin's Nature was a book open for all to read, rather than the prerogative of priests.
This is where tractors cross tracks with carts of royal tombstones, at the intersection of past and present, Africa and Europe, memory and experience -- informed by the Portuguese culture of saudade, the notion of nostalgia or regret raised to the 10th power.
