The more primitive of these interpretations has been based on an integralistic evaluation of human nature.
Fundamentally motion is possession of virtus, something that is ultimately non-spatial (modulo its interpretation as primitive force limited by collision).
Alberto Coffa extends Nagel's analysis by claiming that there was a crisis in the interpretation of primitive geometrical terms in the nineteenth century and that this crisis led to the development of formal axiomatic systems (Coffa 1986).
Since metastatic clear-cell RCC must be distinguished from a variety of neoplasms with clear-cell features including primitive tumors of thyroid, interpretation of FNAC may be a diagnostic problem for the pathologist [ 6, 7] and imposes the combination of routine immunohistochemical studies.
Our appreciation of the functional options available for early nervous systems can be improved by drawing a contrast between two broad interpretations of primitive functioning.
The author provides detailed descriptions of esoteric rites and ceremonies, analysis of recurrent motifs in myth, and interpretation of the "primitive" worldview.
If this goal is to be achieved within a representational theory of the mind, then the challenge is to devise a causal theory which can establish the interpretation of the primitive non-logical symbols of the LOT.
There are opposing interpretations of the primitive body traits retained in the early species of Australopithecus.
This concept, which is a property of the wave function only, plays the role of the primitive ontology present in other interpretations of quantum mechanics, Allori et al. 2014.
It is an amalgam of Ayn Rand's primitive cult of selfishness, a perverted interpretation of Adam Smith and Social Darwinism.
