Our findings suggest that an emphasis on scientific discourse, relative to other arguments made in legislative testimony, might help produce political outcomes that favor public health.
What's fascinating about his announcement is how quickly this idea has migrated from the relative fringes of economic discourse into a pillar of centrist conventional wisdom.
The silliness of a smile only emerges within the context of the flow of expressions relative to a particular discourse.
Through the use of panels, the BNIM takes seriously not only that experiences in life are personal, but also that the meaning of these experiences is socially and discursively appropriated, informed by cultural discourses and relative to the situation.
While in Beijing, he also delivered a tongue-in-cheek but tough-to-translate discourse on the relative merits of the London Games, in which he reminded his audience, Chinese and otherwise, that "Ping Pong was invented on the dining tables of Britain" in the 19th century.
So for the assertion to be true, it must be true relative to a domain of discourse which contains as a sub-domain some whole of which both w1 and w2 are part.
The current discourse on the relative merits of different forms of phytosterols for the lowering serum cholesterol levels in humans might be a futile exercise if the different physical, chemical and microbiological reactivities of the molecule being studied were ignored.
Sometimes children function as the symptom of the family disease, like the little girl in "Some Other, Better Otto," who conducts all discourse with her relatives as if it were a radio interview, using her fist as a microphone.
A state once noted for relative plurality and decorum in public discourse is now roiled by political arguments not just on the airwaves but between colleagues and friends and within families.
School inspection and academic discourse has identified the relative weakness of the teaching of design in comparison with making.
