I have translated in full, in an appendix, the mystical prayers employed from the tenth-century Armenian Narek; these are of interest insofar as they illustrate a nexus of canonical and folk religious concepts.
Obtain sophisticated training at the nexus of sustainability and financial management through the concepts of sustainability economics, investment, accounting, risk management, and communication.
The discussions thus far shed light on the nature and significance of the various forms of respect and self-respect and their positions in a nexus of profoundly important but philosophically challenging and contestable concepts.
The work of the selected Artist in Residence should seek to advance and expand our concept of belonging at the nexus of being human and the systems and structures that operationalize structural inclusion.
The ecosystem services concept is situated quite clearly in the nexus of anthropocentric and utilitarian dimensions of human nature relationships with notions of nature as separate from humans, though more inclusion of cultural perspectives and intrinsic values are emerging.
Fig. 2 RSBY and MSBY, a business model, an organization as a nexus of contracts/ institutions (Developed from Kutzin J. Health financing for universal coverage and health system performance: concepts and implications for policy, Bulletin of World Health Organization, 2013 91 8): 602–11; and concept of organization as a nexus of contracts by Bruno Messen, Institute of Tropical Medicine, Antwerp.
Goodman concludes with speculations on the not yet heard the concept of unsound, which relates to both the peripheries of auditory perception and the unactualized nexus of rhythms and frequencies within audible bandwidths.
It was a real nexus of power".
There was a real nexus of things.
Our work is positioned at the nexus of transmodernity.
Here stood the nexus of his multiple beings.
