One proposal for how to think about the term 'Dasein' is that it is Heidegger's label for the distinctive mode of Being realized by human beings (for this reading, see e.g., Brandom 2002, 325).
The city of Zanzibar is still primarily a Muslim town, although the distinctive mode of life and culture, reminiscent of an Eastern commercial centre, has almost disappeared since the downfall of the Arab oligarchy in 1964.
In such a view, the core concepts of tort law appear to be "rights", "wrongs" and "redress" and the dual goals of tort theory are to identify the principle that connects the category of wrongs that torts addresses and to justify the distinctive mode(s) of redress for wrongs that tort law adopts.
Future studies informed by the new insights regarding the distinctive mode of action for RBR E3s will no doubt shed light on these and other questions surrounding RBR function.
Its hips and knees indicate that these animals were capable of vertical clinging and leaping in arboreal environments; this is a distinctive mode of locomotion that is also practiced by many living lemurs.
I also recommend Tennyson's narrative poems, such as "The Gardener's Daughter" and "Enoch Arden" – and few poets have written as well in the epistolary form, as in "To Mary Boyle", a poem as perpetually fresh as any in the language, one that reveals this poet's odd, distinctive mode of forthrightness and reserve, his easy mastery of form.
This distinctive binding mode and requirement for a conformational change for catalysis make LexA a potentially distinctive therapeutic target among proteases.
But this awareness is coupled with a representation of the past notes under a distinctive mode of temporal presentation.
He works in a distinctive mode: science-fiction with overtones of transcendence.
Coogler, who previously directed "Creed," his 2015 reboot of the "Rocky" series, has a distinctive mode of dramatic inspiration: he catches the existential struggles of life and death in quiet moments of intimate confrontation.
