It was truly a team effort, as they posit in the textbooks, but in this case, and in more and more cases over the past few years, Houston has assumed a leadership role, both on the court and in the locker room.
These 'new members in any group' have not yet done anything, but are posited in this excerpt as a category, with their positive value declared using a relational attributive, are: New members in any group are the lifeblood of the group…they are the new babies of that family.
Economic value is one of these types, which is posited in this study as being composed of two dimensions: efficiency and quality.
Oberth posited in this work that materialism, the philosophy on which communism is based, is incorrect and further that aspects of human life such as the soul could not be explained by material reason.
In phenomenological terms, there is no thetic positing in this kind of seeing.
Kenneth Gross posits in this daring and revisionist book that the figure of Shylock is so powerful because he is the voice of Shakespeare himself.
The addition of sociodemographic and socioeconomic variables used in the conventional literature to those posited in this study should be explored to determine whether they would improve sentence prediction.
The new default self, to be posited in this essay, is more like a computer network.
Daniel Kahneman, Nobel Prize winner and founder of behavioral economics, posited in this TEDTalk that when it comes to buying a product or service, our decisions are based on memories, not experiences.
As previously posited in this paper, the reduced availability of supervision could be a factor influencing the risk of fall-related fracture outcomes during such periods.
