Embodied cognitive science is a movement within many if not all of the subdisciplines of cognitive science; it seeks to reintegrate, in a principled and nontrivial way, the fact that cognition is a capacity of agents that have bodies, which are situated in an environment.
The transposase binds conserved regions within the TIRs, mostly direct short tandem duplications, and catalyzes the excision of the complete element, which then reintegrates in a new genomic location.
Pregnant women were excluded from the study during pregnancy and offered to be reintegrated in the study after a minimum of 45 days following delivery, if there was no clinical impediment and if they consented.
"Sustainable, inclusive and community-based approaches to child reintegrated in conflict affected areas recognize that these children often bear a burden of shame and tremendous stigma," she said.
Communities have a responsibility to ensure that affected women and girls are reintegrated in to society after experiencing sexual violence, avoiding disowning or shunning victims.
Since being reintegrated in 2012, his attitude has been great.
In 2012, more than 5,300 children associated with armed forces or armed groups were released and reintegrated in nine countries with the help of Unicef and partners.
But that was a continent basically grounded in the same culture as the United States, which is a primary reason that some former Soviet satellites of eastern Europe are successfully being reintegrated in Europe.
I remember the happiness I felt hearing that in the background when I spoke to him because I felt, my God, he's been reintegrated in this great way, although apparently, when he died, not completely.
In contrast, Sergei Bagapsh, Abkhazia's de facto president, argued that the displaced should be reintegrated in Georgian territory: return could destabilise Abkhazia; and besides, he added, "they all emigrated from Georgia to Abkhazia in the first place".
