Within US history, this conception has a geographic "north" versus "south" element.
It was this conception within which he theorized about the relationships between ethics and logic and between religion and empirical science.
The youngest child smiles more than the older one, and the wife seems slightly startled — maybe because the fabric of her attire so closely resembles that of the family's best friend, who must wonder if there is room within this stylized conception for a walk.
After a brief description of the role and functions of digital information systems, we examine, within the conception of these systems, the decisive breaks resulting from technological advances.
It is within this complex systems conception of health and illness that the clinical utility of variability analysis may be appreciated.
Within the counterfactual conception, this question is equivalent to the one whether the disease would have persisted if the comparison treatment level c had been assigned to the same individual i at the same time, that is, whether Y i, c = 1.
Lorde's "sister outsider" and Collins' "outsider-within" offer similar conceptions of the self, that, in contrast with W.E.B. DuBois' well-established account of "double consciousness," develop a multitudinous identity in connection with others.
If more than two thirds of all the statements within a conception were made by one of the compared groups (gender or profession), this is reflected in the account of the findings.
Conectas has pursued a similar strategy of defending human rights in Brazil, while locating these within a conception of Brazil's rightful role on the planet.
United Kingdom (UK) funding to build human embryonic stem cell (hESC) derivation labs within assisted conception units (ACU) was intended to facilitate the 'In-vitro fertilisation (IVF -stem cell IVF -stem', incellinterfacelow of fresh 'spare' embryos to stem cell labs.
