"The Japanese understood the movie to be a ghost story, in which characters are walking around and they're posited as being real," Joel said, "but it's certainly O.K. to posit them as being ghosts.
Such 'problematization', different for each designer and for each project, is posited as being central to architectural design, informing and constraining both the design activity and the final outcome in ways that are not determined by the brief itself.
Lower-order oligomers are now frequently posited as being responsible for disrupting cellular functions.
In much of the SCCT literature on STEM careers, SE is posited as being a predictor of interest.
In explaining the impact of educational attainment on health-related outcomes, mediating factors such as material and (psycho)social resources are cited [ 12, 13], but also specific cultural resources (values, attitudes, beliefs, knowledge, skills, communication competencies, empowerment, self-advocacy and self-determination) have been posited as being important [ 14- 16].
Unlike the previous security related explanation, this one posits Russia as being more opportunistic than reactive, and being motivated more out of a belief in potential long-term security gains rather than fears over immediate security threats.
Keith Richards is a gifted guitarist, who quite likely, as was posited by former colleague Bill Wyman, suffers from considerable insecurity.
Economic value is one of these types, which is posited in this study as being composed of two dimensions: efficiency and quality.
The polities he posits as exemplary are not conceived as formal frames of individual life goals, but textured wholes into which human autonomy is woven, this fabric Sittlichkeit, being the moral-cultural substance postulated by German idealism.
Physiological mechanisms including metabolic disturbance have been posited as plausible explanations for these observed associations [ 3].
