An ambiguous moral fable, it presents virtue gradually shading into vice or, at least, absurdity in its portrayal of a British officer whose self-discipline and work ethic compel him to complete a bridge for the enemy.
Instead of paintings presenting virtue, [I] explicitly express the feminine perspective through unconventional depiction of contemporary images".
He presented virtue ethics as freedom for excellence, which regards freedom as acting in accordance with nature to develop one's virtues.
Ajami is sophisticated enough to realize he is present by virtue of Shiite birth, not American citizenship (in fact Sistani regularly refused to see non-Shiite Americans).
Since 2006, in response to questions about the rights of islanders, ministers have insisted that "there is no indigenous population, or 'islanders'", Wells said: "On Ascension, everyone is an expat, present by virtue of an employment contract".
An event is present by virtue of being the most recent increment of reality; when the event is present there is, as Broad says, nothing to which it stands in the relation of precedence.
In a first of its kind development, both the 8×8 stiffness matrix and the 3D stress and strain recovery are shown to contain these taper parameters explicitly, as opposed to their merely being present by virtue of the varying plate thickness.
The CCT interaction network in S. cerevisiae is known to include numerous enzymes [23] and therefore, many proteins found in Slm9 pull-downs may be present by virtue of being CCT substrates.
However, perceptual constancies may be present in virtue of different mechanisms operating on various time-scales.
It presents both virtue and self-knowledge as almost unattainable.
