And although I suspect that Brinkman didn't write raps for college courses, or at least that these would provide his bread and butter, he does a remarkable job of presenting the ideas we read in the classroom: namely, those of Charles Darwin, Richard Dawkins, Daniel Dennett, Christopher Hitchens, David Sloan Wilson, and Pascal Boyer, to name just a few.
Take two notional civilizations, namely those of "Muslims" and "Westerners".
But some of the city's official exteriors, namely those of its art museums, harbor subversive forces.
What's clear is that certain bodies, namely those of people who had died for the faith and been designated saints, were considered exceptional.
Voluntary service is included in some lists of humanitarian principles, namely those of the Red Cross and Red Crescent societies, but the original Dunantist principles focus on humanity, impartiality, neutrality and independence.
But there were also dissenting voices, namely those of black artists of an older generation, among them Betye Saar, who objected to Ms. Walker's art, particularly to what they viewed as her pernicious revival of racist caricatures.
In a world of low interest rates, international investors were hungry for yield, and so piled into currencies that offered higher interest rates, namely those of Britain, Australia, New Zealand and Iceland, as well as many emerging markets.
The Tertiary record of the Paris Basin is essentially restricted to the Paleogene strata (namely, those of Paleocene late Oligocene age), whereas scattered Pliocene-Pleistocene deposits occur in England and Belgium above the Paleogene.
All in all, the four rulings are saying that the control order system can carry on (12 hour curfews were upheld for example) but must do so on the judges' terms, namely those of legality and the rule of law rather than national security and the exigencies of some sort of campaign against terrorism.
What is being alluded to are the two main proposals available in the literature, namely those of Granger 1968 and Hacking 1992, which will now be briefly described.
Next, we compare these results with selected state-of-the-art schemes, namely those of the random sensing approaches described in Section 1, detailed in Section 6.2.
