While not part of his normative epistemology, Avicenna attempts to accommodate this phenomenon scientifically, seeing it not as an innate power of an internal sense, but as an expression, however rare, of the emanative powers of the Agent Intellect.
Belonging to the Pancharatra school, the epic basically attempts to accommodate certain presystematic Samkhya ideas into the Bhagavata faith.
The Admissions Office also attempts to accommodate requests for a representative to speak to prelaw and other interested groups.
Simultaneously, the conceptual framework attempts to accommodate the sustainability concept as the key dimension to quality of life.
An alternative approach to §9, which attempts to accommodate the problematic passage without emendation, is offered in Ginsborg (1991).
Rather than being committed to a uniform characterization of phenomenal selfhood in dreams, the theory attempts to accommodate a considerable degree of variability in phenomenal selfhood in dreaming (Windt & Metzinger 2007).
Our system has attempted to accommodate historical usage where it does not conflict with the underlying principles and, in a few cases, where it does conflict.
Finally, our analyses were complicated by significant unexplained heterogeneity for waist circumference, and HDL-C, which we attempted to accommodate using random effects models, but it remains a source of uncertainty in the summary effect estimates for these end points.
It says meaningful things about memory and trauma, about the way we attempt to accommodate the unthinkable horrors of history.
This article examines the means by which courts in the conflicts setting have attempted to accommodate the relevant foreign elements and attempts to explain what it means for the forum to apply a foreign law.
