For all this, however, a surprising number of legal theorists agree at least at an abstract level about one central characteristic of interpretation, namely that interpretation is a Janus-faced concept, encompassing both a backward-looking conserving component, and a forward-looking creative one.
One of the most important differences is that pressure groups have a membership of individuals as one of their central characteristics.
The attention-centric nature of pain has long been recognized as one of its central characteristics, in both a physical sense — when something hurts, you turn toward it — and an emotional one.
His account, for example, of forms of domination (Herrschaft) identifies three pure, central, characteristic types (Idealtypen): charismatic, traditional, and rational (bureaucratic, legal).
Long life is one of the central characteristics of an advanced society; in Russia, men often die too young to collect a pension.
This reaction is very complex, but one of its central characteristics is the inhibition of aggression.
When collapsed into a global index of threat cognitions these variables, which effectively comprise the four central perceptual characteristics of the Cognitive Vulnerability Model, predicted 41% of the variance in HIV fear scores.
Seven Key Characteristics.
The two central components of the framework are "characteristics" (attributes) of sustainability and "factors" (preconditions) that influence sustainability.
