"Slut," then, could be either a badge of honor or a gross put-down, part of the world of hurting, complicated words that inform young women's lives, a phenomenon that is analyzed in the book with insight and compassion, by feminists such as Leora Tanenbaum and Jennifer Baumgardner.
It seems to us that given the special nature of feasibility or pilot studies, the disclosure of their purpose to study participants requires special wording - that informs them of the definition of a pilot study, the feasibility objectives of the study, and also clearly defines the criteria for success of feasibility.
It was very hard to formulate the words that would inform the sisters that the virus had in all likelihood been amplified and spread by their own practices and lack of proper training.
This paper provides strategies, phrases and words that may inform about the process of dying and E-O-L issues.
It is for the word (or image or sound) that informs, reveals, bears witness.
As for the adult participants tested here, these words then acquire a valence that informs subsequent behaviour.
But, they use different words, tones and colors that inform us about race in America in 1950 (the year TJRS was released), and now 63 years later in 2013 (when "42" was released).
Every action, big and small, and every word that follows are informed by our awareness of the characters' awareness of Danny's death.
Despite those who would suggest otherwise, it was dissent against rigid dogmas, and not religious fervor, that informed every word of our Declaration of Independence.
That's because last year WeChat quietly removed a setting that informed users when a word they used was censored.
Finally, after a week of media outcry, the Obama Administration on Saturday leaked word that Justice did indeed inform News Corp, the parent company of Fox, about the subpoenas back in August of 2010.
