This is, in fact, almost completely wrong: the thing about Shrigley is that he produces insider art: manifestations and expressions of an interior weirdness to which he grants us access, and which we can, at some inarticulate but immediate level, identify with and understand.
Typically, rights do not surround the abstract non-physical entity; rather, intellectual property rights surround the control of physical manifestations or expressions of ideas.
The problem with an exclusively etic approach is that manifestations and expressions of a universal phenomenon, for example depression, may be different in different cultures, and thus may be missed if concepts and measures from one culture are applied blindly to another culture [ 4].
Skin samples were taken by biopsy from three subjects 3 weeks after treatment for histopathological manifestations and mRNA expressions of procollagen types I and III, elastin genes were noted.
The common etiological factor inducing this chain reaction of 'unexplained clinical pitfalls' could have been HSV-1 since the herpetic eye disease is a chameleon regarding the vast variety of clinical expressions and manifestations [5].
Well, they're expressions, they're manifestations of your inner, you know, workings".
The manifestations of the residential landscape reflect expressions of self, status, and conceptions of place that combine to create little understood 'dreamscapes'dreamscapes
We see their facial expressions and, hence, observe the manifestations of their minds.
Through analysing visual narratives the researcher gradually analyse the different manifestations of affective connection babies make through different expressions and productions.
Hospice patients' expressions of experiences are therefore verbally encoded manifestations of emerging meanings and properties which unfold during the narrative.
Isolated genotypes may be relevant to the expressions of virulence genes, but not to clinical manifestations.
