Although varying in their local manifestations, these practices and assumptions eventually defined neurology's pedagogy, practicality, and purpose in the years following the Second World War.
With the practicality and strength of purpose he demonstrated throughout his career, he recognized that he was still an unknown and just had to keep looking.
Walking past ancient swords and armor made with such an intense sense of purpose and practicality gives a startling contrast upon entering Shadows and Loops, where reason and precision are thrown away in favor of chaos and abstraction.
These messages were negotiated and operated to fashion a supranational ideal for neurology's professional identity, which was informing higher level administrative decision making and defining the field's purpose and practicality.
In a period of Atlantic crossings and progressive-minded internationalist discourses, neurology's purpose and practicality became located within a supranational consensus forged between physicians and administrators with similar appreciations and dispositions.
After the course was over, the researcher evaluated the practicality of DA for improvement purposes.
Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is a useful tool to study brain growth and organization in preterm neonates for clinical and research purposes, but its practicality can be limited by time and medical constraints.
The simplicity, the practicality of its use?
Even though DeJong and Caspar's union was still considered legal after gay marriages were shut down again pending appeal, the pair was later forced to go to court to fight for their right to have it recognized by the state for income tax purposes, among other practicalities.
Both races seem super-sensitive and responsive to their competing cultures, frankly because it serves select purposes of progress and practicality in this troubled land.
