In his two major works on the philosophy of Karl Marx (1818 83), For Marx and Reading Capital (both published in 1965), Althusser sought to counter the prevalent interpretation of Marxism as an essentially "humanistic" and "individualist" philosophy in which history is a goal-directed process aimed at the realization and fulfillment of human nature under communism.
One prevalent interpretation is that the anticipated, intended consequence of the action is brought closer in time, leading to the labeling of this phenomenon "intentional binding".
Even purported critics usually revise only the requirement's prevalent interpretations and justifications, and leave a certain "core" intact.
Since the activation and rapamycin sensitivity of the enzyme has also been shown to critically depend on the recruitment of TOR kinase through amino and carboxy terminal TOR signaling (TOS) motifs [ 19- 21] it was imperative to examine, whether deletion of these motifs did indeed reproduce effects in accordance with the prevalent interpretations for mammalian cell system.
A more skeptical interpretation, prevalent among some veteran Western security analysts, is that the Iranian regime simply did the bare minimum to buy time.
The assessments recommend that the prevalent but misguided interpretation which equates gender mainstreaming activities with activities directed specifically to benefit women, and thereby reinforce traditional gender roles, needs to be addressed.
The first interpretation is prevalent in the literature and is the one adopted here.
However, the small numbers of subjects with osteoporosis or prevalent fracture limit the interpretation of our findings.
Heuristic processes have been widely reported in other areas of medicine (Croskerry, 2013; Dawson and Arkes, 1987), and are recognised to be prevalent in image based interpretation in radiology (Gunderman, 2009), but have not been studied in haematology.
One treatise leads the reader through an exegesis of the constitution's text, then through the history of the founding period, then through the understandings of impeachment common in England at the time, then through interpretations that were prevalent in America, and then, finally, to the conclusion that there are no grounds to impeach the president.
This prevalent attitude also mirrors the worst interpretation of Sheryl Sandberg's convictions, but one that many women face: that family life must be sacrificed in order to achieve career success.
