In Lawson's view, one can trace many of the inadequacies of mainstream economics (of which he is a critic) to an insufficient concern with ontology.
The mainstream media, of which I was a part for many years, has lost their way somehow.
We could dig into the history of tattoos and debate the length of mainstream to which they have become, yet at the end of the day they are something that exist on the skin of someone that is not you.
There are two possible reasons to explain this: (1) the NH4+-N concentration from Chemical #2 is much higher (0.085 kg/m3) than that from Chemical #1; (2) Chemical #1 is located at the estuary close to mainstream of Yangtze River which make the NH4+-N be easily dispersed and diluted.
Each is taken from a mainstream movie, each of which portrays a girl with telekinetic powers.
But André Bishop, Lincoln Center Theater's artistic director, said the new stage was not meant to be an antidote to mainstream theater, some of which Lincoln Center itself produces on its Tony-eligible Beaumont stage.
For studying the pattern formation in predator prey systems, a reaction diffusion model is the most mainstream theoretical model, of which the nonlinear mechanism for pattern self-organization is known as Turing instability.
We've seen a number of businesses sprout up under the ideology that traditional luxury items and services should be made available to the mainstream, not least of which being Uber.
The real story, he believes, was that there were multiple shooters, and the mainstream media ― of which Lauren has been a part her entire working life ― knows this, but is intentionally hiding the truth.
The outcome of our systematic review was no less than disappointing: we identified 8,337 health promotion and health education research articles since the 'healthy public policy' rhetoric became mainstream in 1986, of which only 21 explicitly and conscientiously applied a political science theory.
