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Caedmon later composed verses based on Scripture, which was expounded for him by monks at Streaneshalch (now called Whitby), but only the "Hymn of Creation" survives.

Locke's view was a forerunner of the labour theory of value, which was expounded in different forms by the 19th-century economists David Ricardo and Karl Marx (see also classical economics).

Aristotle's constitutional theory is based on his theory of justice, which is expounded in Nicomachean Ethics book V. Aristotle distinguishes two different but related senses of "justice" — universal and particular — both of which play an important role in his constitutional theory.

(All of which is expounded on at length in his 'General Theory of Love.' for a shorter piece, click here).

The concept of art for art's sake is a late and rather artificial development in the history of culture, and it did not reign supreme even in the few countries in which it was expounded in the 19th century.

This is our programme, the benefits of which have been expounded in many places recently.

In particular, we focus on the mutation operator guided by preferred regions, which will be expounded in "Adaptive Gaussian mutation guided by preferred regions" section.

This research project will focus on the environmental determinants of physical activity and the role of local policy measures herein, which will be expounded below.

Methodology for the design of the sub-systems was expounded.

During the period of elaboration of the classical Hindu astronomy, which was definitively expounded in the treatises called siddhāntas and by authors such as Aryabhata (born ad 476), Varāhamihira, Brahmagupta (7th century ad), etc., the ancient Vedic notions on the cycle of years, embracing round numbers of solar and lunar years together, were developed.

An important and interesting topic in quantum mechanics is interpretation of the uncertainty relation, which was first expounded by Heisenberg [1].