As noted in your review, Mr. Marclay urges a heightened awareness of sound in our environment — of whatever we can characterize, loosely speaking, as "music" — by surrounding us with its signifiers (like objects covered in musical notation, for example, or arranged to inspire improvisation), and by inviting our participation.
Others, with mathematical or computational interests, sometimes idealize languages as extensionally definable objects (typically infinite sets of strings) with a certain structure, independently of whatever device might be employed to characterize them.
This association depends, first of all, on the concordance of whatever the anxiety scale is measuring and what characterizes anxiety disorder (a matter of validity).
Sidgwick, having failed to find any special introspectible quality distinguishing his experiences of pleasure (1907, pp. 127-31), characterized pleasure as "Desirable Consciousness or Feeling of whatever kind" (p. 402).
Get rid of whatever bores you.
Get a mirror of whatever size.
Get rid of whatever you have left.
The illative core is the set of premises offered in support of the conclusion; the dialectical tier consists of alternative points of view, likely objections to the conclusion, and the premises and whatever assumptions characterize debate about the conclusion.
This single parameter, which enables the performance of the biofilter as a whole to be characterized whatever its composition (mixture or layers of different packing materials) and whatever the EBRT, is a powerful tool to compare packing materials and to design such bioreactors.
Of eating whatever I wanted.
