The unity of the church, which was dispersed geographically, was understood from the viewpoint of the Diaspora (the dispersion of the Jews outside Palestine after the Babylonian Captivity).
Oxidation kinetics of ceramic matrix composites dispersed with metallic particles is understood from the viewpoint of the diffusion properties and defect chemistry of matrix oxides.
In the 16th century Martin Luther, the great Protestant reformer, forthrightly labelled the religious views of Muslims, Jews, and Roman Catholic Christians to be false and held the view that the gospel of Christianity understood from the viewpoint of justification by grace through faith was the true standard.
(6) and (7) is easily understood from the viewpoint of electromagnetism and it will be shown in section 3.
The spectators no longer are the judges of a situation embodied by the hero, rather they become the point of departure of the drama: "Trauerspiel must be understood from the viewpoint of the onlooker.
In this article, we argue that the flat band edge modes of zigzag graphene nano-ribbon can be naturally understood from the viewpoint of underlying Z 2 topological order in the Kane-Mele model.
With regard to the role of face validity in washback, Watanabe (2004) argues, When we come to think of washback, the important test quality may not only be the validity and reliability of the psychometric tradition, nor the notion of "consequential validity" (Messick, 1989), but a type of "face validity" understood from the viewpoint of the test users.
When we come to think of washback, the important test quality may not only be the validity and reliability of the psychometric tradition, nor the notion of "consequential validity" (Messick, 1989), but a type of "face validity" understood from the viewpoint of the test users.
So far, tissue-specific alternative splicing regulation has been understood from the viewpoint of the balance between enhancement and silencing of the alternative exons mediated by trans-factors through specific cis-elements [3].
The increasing incidence of multiple primary cancers is also most easily understood from the viewpoint of multiple steps in carcinogenesis.
