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Herbert's own sequels, while conceptually interesting and widely loved by established fans, lack the storytelling muscle displayed in the first book.
(Dunning) * KINGS OF THE DANCE (Tonight through Sunday) While conceptually yet another copy of the Three Tenors, this program, on closer inspection, looks more interesting than that.
Color photographs of the latter, while conceptually sexy — some of that static may be almost fourteen billion years old — grow monotonous.
While conceptually these approaches are straightforward and of significant value, they do require rigorous statistical validation and often require large numbers of animals.
While conceptually layered, these images lack the mystery and expansiveness of Mr. Sugimoto's other work, where motifs invariably fill the frame edge to edge (as the diorama photographs in this exhibition demonstrate).
While, conceptually, comprehensive immigration reform has strong bi-partisan support, its passage is far from certain.
Moreover, while divorced conceptually and in practice, the study illustrates that disaster risk and housing issues are critically linked.
It is likely that Philip encountered the fundamental notion of extensional equivalence and intensional difference in the work of the Arabic commentators of Aristotle; both Avicenna and Averroes argue that unity and being have the same extension while differing conceptually.
While divorced conceptually and practically, disaster risk and housing issues are critically linked, and housing concerns must be factored into discussions on flooding in Cape Town and comparable settings elsewhere.
Logic models have the ability to capture cause-effect relationships while staying conceptually and computationally simple, thereby allowing for appreciable scalability [ 17].
For example Scenario 7's theft-related theme, while clearly conceptually associated with integrity, can also be linked to agreeableness and conscientiousness as low scorers on these dimension have been associated with criminal acts [ 55].
