From White, Batali learned the virtues of presentation, stamina, and intense, athletic cooking.
Rather it is the way in which his paintings, by virtue of their presentation of form-in-the-making, lead us to seeing ourselves perceiving the act of perception itself in the existentialist fashion.
In the struggle that every parent faces to persuade their children of the virtues of veg, presentation is all.
The argument is complicated in virtue of its manner of presentation.
DCs could represent important cellular targets in inflammatory synovitis, by virtue of their potent antigen presentation potential and their capacity to promote local inflammation via toll-like receptor (TLR) expression [ 38, 39] and cytokine release [ 31, 40- 43].
Finally, each glycan-binding protein will have a unique sensitivity to presentation effects by virtue of the variations in protein shape and binding site topology.
The Globe and Mail stated the comic "stands out from most other gamics [comics consisting of game screenshots] by virtue of the quality of its writing and presentation".
What paradigm of presentation?
The study design introduces the possibility of bias by virtue of each GP seeing three different case presentations in different orders.
Except for the way that these individuals become public figures by virtue of the saturation of the reality medium, making their self-presentation fair game for gossip and news.
His action is corrupt by virtue of the negative moral effect it has on the institutional process of evidence gathering and evidence presentation.
