These earlier inquiries can be considered forms of "philosophical theology," i.e., they applied human reason to concepts and claims about God for which Christian theology, understood as a systematic human reflection on divine revelation, served as the primary frame of reference for the truth of such claims.
History, not theory, for most designers is the primary frame of reference.
As in the preceding era, education continued to be dependent upon the city, which remained the primary frame of Greek life.
A number of alternatives to wood as the primary framing material in residential construction have emerged.
Given that only few FRPs have the intellectual, financial and substantive resources to design a new and innovative master frame, the FN is widely perceived as the primary innovator of the master frame most (West-European) FRPs still share today, which, in its turn, is often understood as the foundation of their initial electoral success and eventual emergence.
The analyses predicted that, compared to conventional buildings, buildings with the dual CFT system were 20 83% less susceptible to seismic collapse, depending on the strength and ductility of the primary moment frame, the orientation of the wide-flange columns in the conventional building, and the number of stories.
It's only barely interactive, and doesn't require you to follow the action far out of a primary frame.
Instead of arranging the primary SP-frame before the I-frame, the proposed scheme allocates various MBs within the GOP to be encoded as the SP-picture type.
My book is just one of several recent crossover studies whose primary frame of attention is a single novel's composition, publication, and early reception.
These local champions typically held other roles in quality and professional development (such as trainer, appraiser, or member of the professional executive committee of the primary care trust) and framed the SCR programme as part of their wider quality role across the organisation.
