Although conflicting definitions of the word "spirit" abound, we tend to use it to describe those qualities regarded as forming the typical elements in the character of a person, group, nation, or historical period, or to refer to a supernatural being of some kind.
The development of biological polarity may imply further cytoskeleton reorganization and calcium waves/signaling, which are the typical elements in formation of polarity.
Table 2 contains the typical elements of a situation in which 3 experts are assessing the evidence before them.
It even promotes the pooling (at European level) of ideas, experiences and attempts regarding good pedagogical practices with which the challenges, needs, obstacles and common problems of European education systems (such as the typical elements of educational trends that take place in Europe in the 21st century) may be confronted.
The image of darkness over the land would have been understood by ancient readers as a cosmic sign, a typical element in the description of the death of kings and other major figures by writers such as Philo, Dio Cassius, Virgil, Plutarch and Josephus.
The presence of arable land, once a typical element in Swiss alpine landscapes, generally reduced scenic beauty, although older people and environmental organisation members responded more positive to its presence.
A typical element in B 2 ( Ψ 1, Ψ 2, Ψ 3, ) is given as [ HH f n HH ϕ n ].
For example, a typical element in I ∗ J is ( 1 − α ) 2 a c + α ( 1 − α ) ( a d + b c ) + α 2 b d which is a continuous function of α.
A typical element in this approach is that in action model logic one has both epistemic and action models and that the update of an epistemic model by an epistemic action (an action that affects the epistemic state of a group of agents) is represented by a (restricted) modal product of that epistemic model and an action model associated with that action.
The chemical states of some typical elements in the target films were detected by means of X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS).
The findings are supported by Sellgren et al. [ 70], who showed that structure and clarity of roles - typical elements in task-oriented leadership style - were the most important leadership behaviour when staff assessed the quality of care.
