Of course, sometimes the same region has multiple functions (Cavanna and Trimble 2006), adjacent regions have different functions (Kringelbach 2005), or one unified principle function of the region can appear as various seemingly different functions (Egner 2011).
Since when does the stomach recognise unifying principles, or any form of ethic?
But he then adduces unifying principles that are "sometimes clearly systemic... sometimes more elusive... and sometimes more opaque to analysis".
"If we carry out politics of issues not insults, and a campaign based on unifying principles, not being divisive and not being part of anything that radiates vindictiveness, and always try and be a beacon of hope and light … then the goodwill that appears to be resonating at the moment will continue to burn".
Experts are able to discern underlying patterns (unifying principles or theories) in different instances of the same phenomenon.
He was now operating on the assumption that there is a distinction between 'reason' and 'understanding' — where by 'reason' he meant the capacity for transcendent, unifying, principles; by 'understanding', the faculty of abstracting general representations from more particular ones.
Thus, our results shed further light on the unifying principles shaping the evolution of both the functional (metabolic) as well as the physical interaction network.
Thus, our investigations aim to establish whether unifying principles shaping the evolution of both protein interactions as well as metabolic pathways can be detected.
Over the past few years a combination of protein sequence analysis and biochemical studies have revealed several unifying principles that govern the recognition of small molecules by cells [ 4- 9].
Experts thought about unifying principles, such as Newton's laws, while students focused on superficial aspects of the problem, such as whether a ramp or inclined plane was in use.
The unifying principle is excess.
