We will, rather, be able to focus our redirected attention on what actually does make the word in question function aesthetically, i.e. "on the enormously complicated situation in which the aesthetic expression has a place", and he adds that, with such an enlarged vision, we see that "the expression itself has almost a negligible place" (p. 2).
We figure out what new, foundational design principles will let the system in question function in a way that never produces those problems again!
The curatorial team suggest that central question functions mostly as a filter through which works can be viewed; that their primary concern was bringing together a collection of interesting pieces.
This allowed a joint process of sharing information and interpretation so that all were involved in determining question functioning at the individual level.
These counts provide the basis for assessing effects of residence time, language use and question topic area on question functioning.
He sees it more as an audience, in which questions function as his cues to elaborate upon his brilliance – which he does enthusiastically, with an unself-conscious boastfulness seldom found in anyone over the age of four.
The FHSQ consists of 13 questions reflecting four foot health-related domains: pain (4 questions), function (4 questions), footwear (3 questions), and general foot health (2 questions) [ 19].
However, these have not explicitly and systematically sought to determine whether qualitatively different types of questions function in discrepant ways across cultural groups.
KOOS consists of 42 questions distributed in 5 subscales: Pain (9 questions), Symptoms (7 questions), Activities in Daily Living (ADL) (17 questions), Function in Sport and Recreation (Sport/Rec) (5 questions) and Knee-Related Quality of Life (QoL) (4 questions).
HOOS/KOOS consists of six subscales: symptoms (KOOS: five questions, HOOS: three), stiffness (two questions), pain (KOOS: nine questions, HOOS: 10), function in daily living (ADL) (17 questions), function in sport and recreation (Sport/Rec) (KOOS; five questions, HOOS: four) and hip/knee-related quality of life (four questions).
For instance, work on how questions function within medical interactions [ 44] offered additional insights into the mechanisms through which talk about future troubles is encouraged by the question-asking practices identified in our review.
