Their work is consistently sidelined in major exhibitions and women artists are deemed only worthy as subjects within the secondary realm of feminist art history.
Advances in high-throughput microscopy and image analysis have the potential to deliver these possibilities by promoting this application from the realms of secondary screening into a new era of routine primary screening [47,48].
The highly expanded group of fungal multimodular NRPSs, particularly the EAS subfamily, have less conserved domain architectures due to domain/module duplication and loss, and tend to perform more niche-specific functions, typically considered the realm of "secondary" metabolites.
Thus, biomedical labels and classifications, rather than their individual suffering, are often determining factors in patients' knowledge synthesis and decision making – a phenomenon that seems equally true of patients' experiences of risk in the realms of primary, secondary and tertiary prevention.
The primary examples are the movement of bits from and to your own realm while the secondary examples are the movement of bits from and to a password protected "alien" realm.
How it is used (in this instance on album and CD packaging and within the digital realm) is a very distant secondary consideration.
Ryan makes great use of his secondary as blitzers (Scandrick is particularly adept in this realm).
The growing conflation of the economic and the cultural in the minds of voters has been a cause of great perplexity for thinkers who have long seen the two realms as distinct, and the cultural realm as the secondary concern of unserious men who don't know where their self-interest lies.
That something has to do with the relation between two realms of psychic activity that Freud called the "primary" and "secondary" processes.
'Intelligent design' is therefore outside the realm of natural science, because, as Aquinas saw, natural science deals only with secondary - material - causes and their consequences (Summa Theologica, Part I, Question 84, Article 1).
