"The boundary between the outside world and the self is penetrated.
James Nolan, in his book "The Therapeutic State," has shown how the emphasis on the primacy of the self has penetrated major areas of government: emotivist arguments trump reasoned discourse in Congressional hearings and criminal justice; and in public education, self-esteem vies with basic literacy in evaluating students.
5 is a novel 2-fold self-penetrating 3D network with 4-coordinated 65·8 CdSO4 subnets.
The compound presents the first framework compound constructed from isonicotinic acids and lead II) ions, showing three-dimensional architecture with (4, 4) net self-penetrating (48 67) topology.
The surrounding tenuous medium (being of negligible motion), self-gravitating, and penetrated by transverse varying electric field E ¯ 0 ( e ) = 0, β E 0 R 0 r - 1, 0 (2).
He nevertheless seems full of self-loathing for having penetrated such a bastion of white privilege, conceding that he was admitted 'in part because I was black'.
This year's riots and protests to some degree penetrated the usually self-contained world of music.
Specially, self-polymerized dopamine solution was penetrated through the polyethersulfone (PES) UF membrane from reverse direction (i.e., from bottom to top) by circulatory filtration, leading to the formation of a PDA nanoparticle coating around the walls of finger-like pores (labeled as PES/PDA-R).
Because of the PDC drill bit's self-sharpening, it penetrates into the formation under the drilling pressure, and shears formation with the action of torque, so the movement of the bit can be seen as a spiral progressing process.
Mr. Shankar soon found, however, that as a young, self-taught musician he had not penetrated very deeply either.
In hand pollination experiments, the pollen tubes reached the base of the style in intermorph crossing, whereas they rarely penetrated stylar tissue in intramorph crossing and selfing.
