Sentence examples for manifest part from inspiring English sources

What was merely private has become an integral and manifest part of the body politic; my love for my husband makes a contribution to the commonweal.

The manifest part concerns what is said and is visible in the text, while the latent part concerns finding an interpretable structure, a deeper underlying meaning [ 21].

In the latent analysis, focus was on discovering the underlying meaning of the words or content gathered during the manifest part (25– 27) thus giving an account of how IMCI implementation has received support and been constrained in Matiari district.

Though the later Sāṃkhya narration embraces a clear-cut dualism of Ur-Nature and pure self, Dasgupta (1987) mentioned a version of early Sāṃkhya philosophy where the self is regarded as a non-manifest part of prakṛti.

In a content analysis of Belgian music videos, Vandenbosch et al. (2013) coded sexualization as manifest in part by whether the character wore clothing that focused on sexual body parts or had sexually suggestive slogans.

This way of life was manifest in part in a culture of gentility, the legacy of which is still evident in the many historic mansions located in such old towns as Columbus, Biloxi, Natchez, Vicksburg, and Holly Springs.

This simple example was intended to clarify Hooper's obvious misunderstanding of how selection works, as manifest in part of her e-mail, where, in the two questions she asks, she couples and muddles percentage mortalities (10% selectively by birds, 90% randomly by bats), with the 2 1 and 3 1 selective advantages to one form or the other in Kettlewell's experiments.

These are all examples of common ways that negative traits of our early caretakers manifest as part of our personality.

From a clinical point of view it is highly relevant that the Ne reduction is fairly large in just diagnosed patients which exhibit only subtle signs of manifest PD UPDRSS part III of 12.7).

The initial manifest content part of the analysis dealt only with 'visible and obvious components' of the text.

It is likely that the effects of epigenetic changes manifest in part by effects on gene expression.