Ewin would argue that because a Nazi can be loyal, loyalty could not be a virtue, for the virtues are internally linked to the idea of good judgment.
Ewin, for example, argues that because loyalty can be badly placed and because, once formed, it requires us not merely to suspend our own judgment about its object but even to set aside good judgment (Ewin, 1992, 403, 411), its pretensions to the status of a virtue are undermined, for the virtues are, he argues, internally linked to some idea of good judgment.
Each entry about a hormone is internally linked to its corresponding receptor entry in the receptor table.
These FCE's were internally linked to develop 'hospital spells' for an individual and 'super-spells' that link hospital spells for patients transferred between hospitals during their index admission.
The Intego GPs prospectively and routinely registered all new diagnoses together with new drug prescriptions, as well as laboratory test results and some background information (including gender and year of birth), using computer-generated keywords internally linked to codes.
The Intego GPs prospectively and routinely registered all new diagnoses and new drug prescriptions, as well as laboratory test results and patient information, using computer-generated keywords internally linked to codes.
Highlight the word you want internally linked to a page.
New records entering the system needed to link to other new records (i.e. internally linked) as well as to existing records that are currently in the system (see Figure 1).
Many studies in this new mathematical science of networks have been concerned with deducing the community structure of the network: how it can be decomposed into smaller clusters that are highly connected internally, but sparsely linked to other modules.
Occipital alpha, which has been linked to internally oriented brain states, saturates faster in younger adults.
