His argument is that no single member of the family, however remarkable his or her achievement, can be understood separately from the others, and that there has as yet been no view of the family that takes into account late-20th-century work on same-sex love, gender, repression, illness, depression and alcoholism.
Indigenous claims to objects in Western museums should be understood separately from similar claims on behalf of nation states.
"Blockchain has a bunch of different use cases, and they are usually either all lumped together or poorly understood separately," May said.
In that context, spiritual texts as sources of practical wisdom may be approached and understood separately from the hierarchical context of organized religious traditions.
The history of Western architecture cannot be understood separately from the evolution followed by church types from the first Christian churches to the late baroque churches.
Sandel advocates (v), the claim that certain roles that we find ourselves in, understood as involving special obligations, are 'constitutive commitments.' The person is not free to make all of her own commitments, because the self cannot be understood separately from certain commitments, such as those arising from family or political community.
This suggests that travel times are less influenced by mode of transport than by road and traffic conditions and highlights how accessibility problems of peripheral settlements are not easily understood separately from the general dysfunctions of the overall mobility system of city.
The fight for economic justice cannot be understood separately from the fight for voting access.
As we have demonstrated, the more posterior ones can also be differentiated and, therefore, cannot be discussed as a series, but must be understood separately.
Such distribution posed an important methodological challenge suggesting that the NHS CRS could not be sufficiently understood separately and outside of the organizations that created and shaped it.
