The overall process of citing a model, explaining the reasons for distinguishing something as "this" or "not-this," and thus achieving understanding is called "explanation" or "persuasion" (shuo) (A72, NO11).
Other passages explain it as "that by which one understands" (A72) and as a process of citing reasons or causes (NO11).
Apple's executive team will no doubt be fuming this morning, as Bloomberg reported that a senior Apple engineer and antenna expert voiced concerns about potential reception issues with the iPhone 4 due to its antenna design in the early phases of the hardware design process, citing a source familiar to the matter.
"A lot of people are having these reckonings with themselves, of things that we just took for granted as like, this is part of the process," the actress continued, citing a private plane trip a producer once invited her on as a prime example.
Hospital orientation, social orientation, and medical lifestyle factors were the most frequently cited factors influencing the process of choosing a medical career (with high influence, P < 0.001).
Part of that process involves the school citing a specific reason -- something a professor said or did -- for why it wants to penalize them.
"I think people need to realise...even if it is diagnosed, as far as I know there is still uncertainty as to what the best treatment is even so if you know you've got it, it's hard to know what to do about it" ID19 Again, relevance of the information to men at this stage of the process was cited as a reason for omitting treatment option discussions.
Thinking about the arduous process of recording, he cited a reward that plenty of bands dream of but few achieve.
The paper goes on to highlight the process of those new materials for medical applications citing particularly a successful process for coating them onto flexible materials such as fabrics.
The State Department redacted large swaths of information in the emails, often citing a privacy exemption and an exemption that protects the so-called "deliberative process".
