Second, rumour spreads when events threaten the understandings upon which normal life is based.
Assessing pollen distribution patterns in the sea is essential to understanding pollen provenance, upon which subsequent interpretation of Quaternary pollen data from marine sediments in the same study area should be soundly based.
The presentation is a step towards the characterization of fracture loci in tube forming and in understanding the conditions upon which necking does, or does not, precede failure by fracture in thin-walled tubes.
This is not a bad thing, even if it makes understanding that customer baseline upon which we build businesses that much more difficult to determine.
The chapter outlines these requirements to form an understanding of the background upon which LTE has been developed, in addition the LTE design targets are discussed.
Certainly, many of the ambiguities associated with noninvasive echo-Doppler parameters stem from their lack of directness; however, even with such invasive data, thoughtful assessment of diastolic properties requires an understanding of the assumptions upon which the analysis is based, and the various factors that can influence the results.
The pilot study was part of a larger cross-sectional study of the association between the neighbourhood environment and health behaviour in older people, a second objective of the pilot being to inform the analysis of the national study by understanding the different scales upon which various environmental features operated for older adults.
This understanding can form a foundation upon which categorization methods can then build.
The content of sensibility is simply that which is passive in cognition — namely, that upon which the understanding operates.
Also, in notes that appear to come from between 1764 and 1768, Kant writes, "[t]he rules of morality proceed from a special, eponymous feeling, upon which the understanding is guided …" (NF 19 93 #6581).
