Both The Haunting of Hill House (1959) and We Have Always Lived in the Castle (1962) stem from this idea; without Jackson's deliciously dark domestic dramas, a whole genre would not exist.
The knitting stemmed from this idea of passing out language in a car-centric city, where the place that messages are mostly spewed is through the automobile.
Or does it stem from this idea that a black woman could not only take ownership of this kind of stylized cinematic violence and rage, but also execute it in a way that rivals and challenges the mostly white men who are usually praised for it?
An interesting question stems from this idea: to what extent is this shared interpersonal space visuo-spatially represented?
In this work, we made six non-trivial biological predictions stemming from the idea of the origin of life in Zn-rich settings.
Each separate section offers a perspective on the idea of heroism stemming from the idea that pretty much everyone tends to think of themselves as the hero of their own story, or at least thinks they're "right".
This view stems from the idea that there is in reality only at present a British framework for banking – including backstops, regulation, and ultimate fallbacks.
This theory stems from the idea of neurodiversity, a term first coined by the Australian sociologist Judy Singer, who sees autism as a natural brain variation, not a brain disorder.
"This all stems from the idea that handguns were usually weapons of self-defense and criminal misuse, and neither of those two things were seemingly appropriate for most kids". said Winkler.
This number stems from the idea that the network should be sparse [ 19], and from the three tier structure of the algorithm developed in the next section.
This concept stemmed from the idea that the rupture of the OMM is caused by excessive stretching of this membrane promoted by an expanded IMM and the maximally swollen mitochondrial matrix.
