(Something similar is true on more subtle theories that divorce the motivational role of intention from belief; as, for instance, Ross 2009, pp. 250 1).
One subtler theory is that everyone looked away because we love winners, and we need them to be good people because that means the world is fair.
Comprehensive, classical teachings of Ashtanga Yoga, Samkhya, the subtle body theory, Fitness Asanas, and tantric elements were included in the yoga teachers training by Baba Hari Dass (1923-), in the United States and Canada.
The deeper divide, however, may be more subtle, between a theory that Freud hoped would "disturb the world" and a Chinese philosophical tradition that values harmony and accommodation as the route to fulfillment.
The study was framed by a combined Subtle Realism and Theory of Planned Behaviour (TPB) approach.
Not all of the shifts have been embraced by all non-cognitivists, but it is fair to say that current versions are more complex and subtle than the theories from which they descend.
But Boomerang was also designed to look for some of the more subtle predictions of the theory.
(Deslauriers 2009) Sometimes, as in the case of Descartes, the feminist argument in favor of a gendered theory is subtle since, unlike Aristotle, he expresses both a personal and a theoretical commitment to equality.
Subtle aspects of evolutionary theory are rarely the problem.
Moreover, the voxel-based approach may, in theory, identify subtle changes better than VOI-based analysis, as the latter analysis is limited mainly by the spatial resolution of the scanner rather than by the size of the VOIs.
Zeno's powerful principle that any spatially extended entity must be limitlessly divisible would profoundly impact the development of the subtle and powerful physical theories of both Anaxagoras, who accepts the principle, and the early atomists, Leucippus and Democritus, who reject it.
