'Meditation' as a term for a form of medieval philosophical writings belongs most properly to Anselm and most famously to his Proslogion and Monologion; it is closely related to soliloquy and Augustine's Confessions, as well as some of the works of Bonaventure.
Among those who have paid attention the whole way, he may be best and most properly known for his stamina as a performer and his enduring prolificacy as a songwriter.
It makes traditional smorrebrod (open-faced sandwiches, not a buffet), most properly eaten with beer and schnapps, in the form of aquavit.
When geometry and related styles must be divided, the representation level fulfills the task most properly (Fig. 5c), and lastly, when also parts of shapes should be shared amongst a multitude of representations, the item level should be considered (Fig. 5d).
He thus argued first that inferring is one of the forms of judgement: "if we take judging in its most natural sense, that is as decision on evidence after deliberation, then inferring is just one of those form of apprehending to which the words judging and judgement most properly apply" (SI, 86).
We learn about "Redneck durian," an uncommon devotion to chicken livers and how to most properly use the word "grubbin'".
MIC and MBC data are most properly compared using a nonparametric method such as the Mann−Whitney test, which makes no assumption about an underlying distribution and is appropriate for discrete data.
A dogma is a revealed truth that the Roman Catholic church solemnly declares to be true and to be revealed; it is most properly an object of faith.
Compared with the healing process after other wars, the status of Bosnia and Kosovo — whose military struggles are most properly considered as a single historical event divided into two theaters of operations — should be neither surprising nor discouraging.
It was left unspoken — and that is probably appropriate, since it is most properly asked on the banks of the Nile, not the banks of the Danube.
