The emphasis on particularities and place has led to claims that conservation biology is a postmodern science — see Oelschlaeger (1995).
Local opposition to wind farms probably operates at scales smaller than counties (or may cross county lines) and can depend on particularities of landscape and soundscape impacts, as well as the distribution of benefits.
The fact that conservation biology must rely on particularities rather than abstractions has an important consequence on the nature of theoretical work in conservation biology: theory consists of algorithms for the analysis of data on particulars, rather than more traditional universally generalized substantive claims.
Yet he was also clearly concerned with allegiance to Holy Writ as interpreted by the Church, and to this end offers a Church-friendly account of the condemnation that focuses not on the underlying heliocentrism but on particularities of the Galilean model (O V 60b).
Further, native speakers might not reflect on particularities of their own language and this study points out the advantages of multi-cultural and multi-lingual research teams.
Hence, the purpose of this article is to review the current literature on particularities of DM2 treatment in the age group of 65 years and older.
Bob's indictment was "quashed for lack of particularity" early on in the proceedings, but his release was conditional on his appearing as a state witness.
Hegel, Friedrich W.J. von Schelling, and Johann Fichte, eschewed Aquinas's emphasis on natural creation and on the particularity and uniqueness of human nature.
And it offers them a way to hold on to Jesus' particularity in a pluralist world, a world in which wondering about the eternal fate of, say, a Hindu is not an abstract question but a question about your college roommate.
By adopting a multidisciplinary perspective that draws on process engineering, fluid mechanics and microbiology, this book sheds new light on the particularity of bioprocesses in relation to physical and chemical phenomena.
