The fact is not merely, that the scientist spends more than half of his life in the same world of sense perception, of common sense, and of everyday language as his fellow citizens, but that he has come in his own privileged field of activity to a point where the naïve questions and anxieties of the layman have made themselves felt very forcefully, albeit in a different manner.
In fact, TRs are privileged targets in activities such as fingerprinting or tracing the evolution of populations (Kelkar et al., 2008; Vogler et al., 2006).
In pragmatic terms, art is a privileged zone of gratuitous activity, with boundaries maintained by the agreement of the vested authorities.
Moreover, SARs and docking studies indicated that thieno[3,2-d]pyrimidine bearing triazole moiety was privileged structure for the activity.
Thus it is unclear how immune privileged sites regulate FasL activity and control its potentially dangerous effects related to inflammation and apoptosis of host tissues.
The activity of privileged substructures is distinct from that of promiscuous inhibitors which act by molecular aggregation and inhibit proteins non-selectively (McGovern et al., 2002).
You'll also find over 20 workshops and performances scheduled throughout its month-long stay, from bookmaking to a live recording session, with the aim of bringing such activities from "privileged institutional walls" to the public realm.
Last Wednesday, at the invitation of Dr Ben Still (a neutrino physicist with a track record of physics/art activity), I was privileged to go to a private viewing of the Covariance exhibit at the London Canal Museum.
Nor was it just down to the staying-in-their-comfort-zone subjects – ultimately it was down to an idea of history that privileged predominantly male worlds of activity over female worlds.
Because "the time travel story is a tale of tourism in the classical sense: an activity of the privileged, making spectacle of the past.
