In other words, with regard to the tension between representation and presentation in Gadamer's position, the speculative charge of artworks does indeed suggest that they function as representational signs always referring beyond the given meaning.
Participants remain eligible if they have pain referred beyond this region.
Limited exploratory research suggests that many Australian GPs are reluctant about, or reject, the assumptions underlying many treatment options for back pain (i.e. chiropractic and osteopathy) and are therefore resistant to referring beyond physiotherapy [ 11, 12].
ARPES results from few-layer and bulk crystals of material class often referred as "beyond graphene" are discussed along with the relevant developments in the instrumentation.
With our government so divided, even the shorter term discrete good that Mr. Brooks refers to seems beyond reach.
At last, in the grand and beautiful National Gallery exhibition rooms on Edinburgh's Mound, a work of art refers to something beyond its immediate subculture.
She talks about the intentions of some within the AfD to try to shift the party further to the right by saying things that are outrageous, or what she repeatedly refers to as "beyond the line".
The term "transcendence" refers to going beyond immediate personal gratification in order to contribute to a greater good, embodying gratitude, hope, humor, spirituality, and appreciation.
The extreme value of baPWV refers to values beyond the 99 centile.
On the other hand, instrumental ADL refers to skills beyond basic self care that evaluates how individuals function within their homes, workplaces, and social environments.
