The size of new born plaques was directly presented as volume (Fig. 5), whereas for pre-existing plaques that were already present at the first imaging time point the radius was calculated assuming a spherical plaque shape [ 22].
The death of Maxwell's mother when he was 10 is directly present in three of his novels, and indirectly in at least one other, not to mention several of his stories and the non-fiction book, Ancestors.
Derrida's starting point was his rejection of a common model of knowledge and language, according to which understanding something requires acquaintance with its meaning, ideally a kind of acquaintance in which this meaning is directly present to consciousness.
It is hardly original to suggest that John le Carré, real name David Cornwell, could be a character from one of his own novels, but few can have realised just how much of his life and his self is directly present in the work.
The vehicle speed, lane deviation and collision time data are directly present at 100-car dataset.
The world of lived experience is not merely a theoretical representation, but is directly present to us as embodying values that are relevant to our purposes.
Formal predication is that in which the form designated by the predicate term is directly present in the entity signified by the subject term.
This happens when predication by essence excludes the the form connoted by the predicate-term being directly present in the essence signified by the subject-term (ibid., p. 91).
Remote inherence is grounded in a partial identity between subject and predicate, which share some but not all metaphysical constituents, and does not demand that the form signified by the predicate term be directly present in the entity signified by the subject term.
Predication by essence shows a partial identity between subject and predicate, which share some, but not all, metaphysical component parts, and does not require that the form connotated by the predicate-term be directly present in the essence denotated by the subject-term.
