In Tessa Keimes' "The Bad German," the playwright uses her one-woman show to chart self-doubt around her sexuality and nationality, combatting anguish over her inherited connections to the Holocaust and asking the strangely complicated question of what it means to be a good person.
The SCCs inherit connections from the underlying graph but these connections can never form a cycle, for otherwise the SCCs would collapse into each other.
In these cases samples can inherit connections to and properties of existing samples, making the design of follow-up experiments even easier.
Allan Bloom, the political philosopher whose life is more or less at the center of Saul Bellow's new novel, "Ravelstein," believed that the willingness of his students to see good in everyone rendered them "spiritually unclad, unconnected, isolated, with no inherited or unconditional connection with anything or anyone".
Hence, on we have a metric and connection inherited from those on.
In practice, inherited wealth and connections matter enormously; those not born into the upper tier are, and know themselves to be, at a huge disadvantage.
In section 7, part 1 of the Enquiry Hume is criticizing the inherited ideas of necessary connection.
The message is followed by an international audience of hundreds of millions, and is addressed urbi et orbi, to the city and the world.For any modern pope, balancing the office's inherited Roman and Italian connections with its global ones is a challenge.
Chinese need to understand the nature of "nation" as it appears in international discourse, while still retaining a connection to the inherited Chinese cultural traditions which have assisted in managing group relations for thousand years.
She is a female chief executive in a predominantly male environment; she is also the founder's daughter who has inherited her position and his connections.
