Some people have questioned his definition of retirement and argue that his premise is flawed, in light of how rich he got to begin with, relative to most Americans.
As the book opens, even Stevens's master seems to have moved on, and hints that he wishes his employee were willing to engage from time to time in banter — in light teasing, premised on a recognition of mental if not socioeconomic equality.
In light of these premises, the mechanism we present here may help our understanding of the pathological processes involved in the progression of both AD and prion disorders.
Overall, in light of our premises, we expect to find a strong conflict between fertility and women's employment in both countries, resulting from a similarly unfavorable conditions for work and family reconciliation.
Descartes had sought to justify the sine law through a premise that light travels more rapidly in the denser of the two media involved in the refraction.
We consider these three age-old questions in light of this premise: what if concepts really are embodied?
The description of the rainbow is the conclusion of a deductive argument with law statements and descriptions of conditions as premises, and so the rainbow was to be expected in light of knowledge of the laws and conditions.
Let's begin with a fundamental premise, and one that seems particularly popular and relevant in light of the Miami Heat's overtime letdown in Wednesday's game against the Los Angeles Clippers: But Kobe Bryant isn't clutch, either.
Microconsoles should be reviewed in light of the same sort of premise.
This naturally leads to the question: what politics would Nietzsche recommend to us in light of his repudiation of the egalitarian premise?
The light scattering technique is sensitive to changes in the intermembrane space and the shape of mitochondria, premised upon the observation that swollen mitochondria are associated with a decrease in light absorbance.
