As a phenomenologist, he sought to investigate the constitution of the structures of consciousness, including the structures of mental acts—such as feeling, thinking, and willing and of their inherent objects or correlates such as (in this case) values, concepts, and projects.
The inherent object-oriented properties of the reported research further enable and facilitate the migration of essential elements from one RM-ODP viewpoint to another via the use of UML notation.
Daniel Birnbaum, the artistic director of this year's Venice Biennale who included a film by Ms. Gonzalez-Foerster in the exhibition, once wrote that what she was primarily after, at least in his view, was to create "an atmosphere that draws out the melancholy inherent in objects in the world," objects that have lost their meaning through over-definition.
By that lens's cool analytical lights, beauty and greatness aren't inherent in objects.
This premise indicates that meanings are not inherent in objects, must be shared between individuals, and that meanings are learned.
Inherent in object-oriented code are additional levels of indirection that may not be found in conventional C-type code.
In her pioneering anthropological study, Purity and Danger (1966), Mary Douglas suggested that concepts of filth and disgust are not inherent to objects or processes but arise from a confusion of categories, from the violation of an imagined natural/social order.
Unlike the Grammarians, the Nyāya schools do not accept the objective reality of words; words are not inherent to the object presented in perception.
Drag and weight are elements inherent in any object, including an aircraft.
