It is also worth noting informatics practices that transcend this two-level model.
As such, they transcend the level of nature and therefore cannot be treated as if they were natural or against nature: "Goods and ills reside in the soul; faculties and defects in the body; helps and impediments in fortune and its occurrences" (Theonoston, OO, II, 314b).
"Precedent for this unexpected implication comes from the social epidemiology literature concerning 'social capital,' in which health and life expectancy increase in a community as a function of communitywide attributes that transcend the level of the individual or individual social networks".
This must transcend the levels of wishing, thinking or dreaming and may take the form of several measurable exercises or learning of techniques.
Yet at 16, already aware of how hard it would be to supplant the great players at Barcelona, he joined Arsenal, leading the London team with performances that at times transcended the level of English play.
But Schiller though this is at times unclear is more concerned with integrating the realms of nature and spirit than with transcending the level of physical reality entirely, a la Plato.
"In its disingenuous simplicity, folk art is always despised and rejected at first; but generations after, it flowers again and transcends the level of its origin" (NN 199).
Furthermore, because it transcends the level of the patient, HAD may be used to identify which PIPs were most common at the population level; this could be a first step towards the development of targeted measures for the improvement of prescribing quality.
This research sought to examine language abilities in children with ASDs that transcended the levels of syntax and semantics.
This level of openness combined with the rules of doing business is a language that transcends cultural boundaries.
Wifery and motherhood transcend that level of self-interest.
