SD objects enjoyed a privileged role in scene construction and maintenance.
SD objects therefore enjoy a privileged role in scene construction and maintenance, and appear to be an essential building block of scenes.
What the protagonist actually represents is a construction of the conscience of a privileged Indian — an act of empathy, yes, but mainly an act of imagination, with a slightly Leninist presumption or two.
As the authors highlighted, the women included in the studies by Huang and Sverke (2007) and Johannsson et al. (2007) were relatively privileged compared to other countries, with greater choice regarding their career construction and benefitting from better parental leave and availability of childcare [ 33].
For them, the point of carrying out such a construction was not to provide a foundationalist reduction to some privileged basis (of experience or ontology), but rather to study the nature and logic of constitutional systems as such.
We were privileged to share some of his dreams, which led to the creation and construction of Reservoir Neve Ur to help in the mutual development of Israel and Jordan.
The warfare metaphors — "attack," "defense," "invaders" — so prevalent in immunology's lexicon, dramatically illustrate this construction, both in terms of the self/other dichotomy, as well as the privileged regard of individuality over community.
Coming at a time when monsters of ambition like Julian Schnabel, Anselm Kiefer and Jeff Koons roamed the artscape, Ms. Bloom's construction nicely skewered the cult of genius, the triumph of moneyed taste and the vanity of the excessively privileged.
This is significant, as in making this recommendation, the committee effectively privileged judgement of medical practice (in relation to biomedical, procedural norms) over a consideration of the processes involved in the construction of medical practice.
