By that definition, many organisms, and even some computers, are conscious by virtue of the ways they integrate information.
Happiness, then, integrates the virtue of managing bodily appetites and pleasures in the world of becoming with the pleasures of learning in the world of being — but definitely gives greater weight to the latter.
Field effect transistor [FET]-based bio-sensing, so-called bio-FET, is an emerging class of label-free sensing format applicable to a range of biological targets, which can be readily miniaturized and integrated by virtue of advanced semi-conductor processing technology.
Lentiviral vectors (LVs) are attractive tools for liver gene therapy, by virtue of their ability to stably integrate in the genome of target cells and the absence of pre-existing humoral and cellular immunity against vector components in most humans.
He insisted that Turkey could help integrate the region by virtue of its economy, with its near tripling of exports since Mr. Erdogan's Justice and Development Party took power in 2002.
Antillean and Surinamese people originate from former Dutch colonies and are reasonably integrated in Dutch society by virtue of speaking Dutch.
However, the office would be integrated and made to cohere by virtue of the fact that all staff would be personal appointments of the minister".
Herein, a delicate photoelectrochemical biosensor for quantitative detection of trypsin was successfully established by virtue of polyethylenimine-sensitized TiO2 mesocrystal as the photoactive matrix integrated with Boron-doped carbon quantum dots labeled peptide as the signal amplification tags.
By virtue of cell-specific chromatin environments, this machinery can directly integrate a diversity of regulatory output processes.
He or she then integrates the results of meditation into daily life, and this process of meditation and integration eliminates anger and develops the virtue of patience.
