This was not the rational anger one encounters in response to a specific wrong, nor even the righteous anger that comes from an articulate reaction to years of systematic mistreatment.
The rational Conroy we encounter in this latter novel could not be further from the hysteric who cowers before the occult proceedings in "The Devil of Pei-Ling.
Additional approaches that are rational yet may encounter challenges with delivery, stability or specificity include oligonucleotide inhibitors of TLRs or inhibitors of downstream signaling pathways.
The purely subjective rating of art works, which are all but devoid of material value, encounters no rational financial limit in either direction.
Clarke's rational, scientific protagonists often encounter powers beyond their comprehension, created by advanced God-like beings.
But if you believe that innovation depends upon serendipitous encounters, intellectual cross-connections, and informal social networks within organizations, it is rational to provide plenty of space to support such social dynamics.
His strong belief in the importance of the patient led him to start a series of scientific reviews into the utility of the patient's history and clinical findings, putting the patient/physician encounter on a rational basis for diagnosis.
Freed uses the idea of haunting an intense, temporary, and transformative encounter that defies rational understanding as a metaphor for the kinds of ethical relationships that such works cultivate with their readers across boundaries of difference.
The approaches and steps typically encountered in modern rational drug design, including target identification, lead discovery, and lead modification, are introduced, and an overview of the subsequent steps required for drug development prior to regulatory approval, such as pharmacokinetics, preclinical studies, clinical trials, and intellectual property issues, are summarized.
The forcefulness of these quotes should lead university teachers to question whether the difficulties they encounter in obtaining rational attitudes and behaviours from students are not largely a consequence of their inability as educational professionals to elicit emotional responses from them.
Accordingly, it is also rational, he maintains, for exclusivists encountering diverse truth claims to "seek a more inclusivist or pluralistic understanding of their own faith" by modifying their beliefs to bring them "into line with such an understanding" (Quinn 2000, 242).
