Artists often start with a unitary notion or motivation, however undeveloped; and it is a unitary whole that they are creating, far greater than the sum of its parts.
However, the notion of audience is left undeveloped in James, as is the manner in which language is utilized in the genesis of the self and self-consciousness.
Within the pastoral lexicon, scholars have oft proposed that to survive over the long term, pastoral livelihoods must remain static thus reasserting the incorrect notion that pastoralists should remain undeveloped, amid unjustifiable conditions of non-market transactions, unpaid labour, and non-capitalist enterprises.
This view revives a Medieval notion Brentano called "intentional in-existence", but the ontology remains undeveloped (what is it to exist in the mind, and do physical objects exist only in the mind?).
The notion isn't all facetious, either, not even in the slight, simplistic, utterly undeveloped paces through which the film puts its newlyweds, Anastasia (a.k.a. Ana) Steele Dakotaa Johnson and Christian Grey Jamie Dornanan).
Although the notion of "foliage trains" has been around since tourist railroads replaced some working ones 50 years ago, Mr. Wrinn said these trains retained their popularity because most roll through undeveloped land, like woods and farms.
This is wonk-speak for two high-minded notions: first, that rich countries must very sharply reduce their overall emissions, and second that they are entitled only to as many emissions per head as the most undeveloped country.
Togo is small and undeveloped.
This activity includes undeveloped lands.
But beyond this they are undeveloped.
First they were undeveloped nations.
