Sir Richard Dalton, a former British ambassador to Libya, cautions that part of the problem in working out the real centres of power within the regime – and how long it can survive – is rooted in how "non-apparent large parts of the state security apparatus are".
OI encompasses a broad range of presentations, from virtually non-apparent forms to more severe ones, and some may go unnoticed for a long time.
Without these identities, appearances are simulacra of an non-apparent differential he calls the "dark precursor" or "the in-itself of difference" (Deleuze 1994 [1968], 119).
The United States Census reports that nearly 20percentt of the U.S. population lives with some type of disability — physical or mental, temporary or permanent, partial or severe, apparent or non-apparent.
"Most people would not know that [a scientist with a non-apparent disability] is using an assistive technology, since it blends in so well to their environment," Pugel says.
As is true for many who have disabilities that are non-apparent, the adaptations she uses to manage her attention deficit and hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) are as imperceptible as the disability itself.
This paper presents the preliminary results of a program focused on a particular area of the Gulf of Lion coast with a thin sedimentary cover over the substratum and only minor rivers with non-apparent and important sedimentary contribution during the Late Quaternary.
Disabilities, especially non-apparent disabilities, have yet to have their day in corporate court.
In the U.S. the spotlight on boys over girls still exists in non-apparent ways.
Hence, it is advisable that men with clinically invisible or non-apparent STIs should also be targeted for HIV prevention interventions and retention counseling.
