Wataha et al. (1999) call attention to the effect of chronic exposure of the cells in vivo to these materials with continuous wash out when swallowing versus the one-time subjection of the cells in vitro to 2-week accumulated leaching materials.
The principal reason for this situation is antimicrobial resistance which is described as the alteration of microorganisms at the time of their subjection to antimicrobial drugs and is usually created by the mis- and/or overuse of antimicrobials [17].
In seeking salvation from death, humanity has been led on to a deeper analysis of its situation: a person's subjection to time is the true cause of the evil that besets him.
Under the reign of the market, things relate to their actual worth as arbitrarily as, for instance, in baroque emblematics, a death's head relates to man's subjection to time.
Subjection and Subjectivity.
Meyers, Diana T. Subjection and Subjectivity.
The question and the basic strategy for answering it go back, of course, to Kant, who put forward the following crucial idea: that the very factors that make us finite (our subjection to space, time, causality, etc).
Therefore, the kinetic features of the cranial delamination are characterized by great number of cells delaminating at the same time and absence of S-phase subjection.
Figure 8 Ratio of reward during the same time period with C. In this subjection, we set the observation duration α=2 and time efficiency C=0.3. Figure 9 reports the relationship between the observation steps and β.
The various Indian traditions offer ways in which to attain moksha ("release"; "liberation") from the misery of subjection to the inexorable process of cosmic time.
This Foucaultian insight into the nature of subjection — into the ways in which becoming a subject means at the same time being subjected to power relations — thus forms the basis for Butler's trenchant critique of the category of women, and for her call for a subversive performance of the gender norms that govern the production of gender identity.
