Nevertheless, it has been demonstrated that NMR ensembles may provide valuable insights into protein flexibility that is of practical use in structure-to-function studies (Bolstad and Anderson, 2008; Damm and Carlson, 2007; Isvoran et al., 2011; Knegtel et al., 1997).
The six theses are: 1. Responsive to idealism and evolutionary theory, pragmatists emphasized the "plastic" nature of reality and the practical function of knowledge as an instrument for adapting to reality and controlling it.
Beyond what is more strictly bound up with the practical function of the postulate of immortality, we have no theoretical grounds to positively affirm any model of the life to come, or a timetable for "the transition from time into eternity" (8 327).
This bivalent character of capacity judgments derives from the special practical function of capacity determinations, which is to issue an 'all-or-nothing' and 'yes-or-no' verdict about whether a person can make a particular decision for herself or not (Buchanan & Brock 1989, 27).
Presumably he is most concerned here with the practical function of language, and the effects of trying to use these sayings to guide behavior; but he does not tell us what those effects would be.
This paper researches the practical function of IOT to expand the theory of Services Sciences, Management and Engineering (SSME).
The practical function of items he stole was often a mystery to him.
The practical function of these immense fairs, notwithstanding their preposterous themes, is to showcase a few up and coming or newly arrived artists.
Of course it's upsetting, thinking about the way in which opportunities are seized to make women feel that their bodies are dirty or hazardous or inappropriate, because the real and practical function of breasts ought to be hidden and their secondary function, as erogenous zones, should be an everyday aspect of consumer society.
Contrary to constructivists, they deny that claims about the autonomy of reason or its practical function commit Kant to constructivism.
