any case, originary in Derrida's text); but, again, it remains as a singular remnant (a ghostly imprint) of the problematic of "transcendental
excrescence," which puts in persistent and perpetual deconstruction the "transcendental effect" along with the normative relationship of part to whole.
The labs are also the primary dumping ground for the Navy's nuclear
excrescence.
The PCF has been a complex, if often benighted, strategic actor, not simply an alien
excrescence on France's landscape.
It is a vestigal
excrescence on the face of our Constitution.
It is an unsightly and unhealthy
excrescence, deforming the symmetry of the body of the law .
3,14) Thus, it can be concluded that if a carcinoma arises from an
excrescence, it could be mainly from metaplastic squamous epithelium of ductal lining of minor salivary glands in palate, but may not from the palatal surface epithelium.
TRACEY Connelly, the
excrescence who was Baby P's mother, wants a gastric band fitted.
Yet the locals see jump racing as an
excrescence, at best an engaging novelty; a bit like the cross country-chase at Cheltenham.
Representative images, including: a plain radiograph (Figure 1), 3D reconstructed computed tomography (Figue 2) and T1 coronal magnetic resonance imaging (Figure 3) indicated a bony
excrescence from the inferior aspect of the left ischium measuring 1.
Metastatic adenocarcinoma involving a mesothelial/monocytic incidental cardiac
excrescence (cardiac MICE).
The very word 'baroque' derives (via French in the 18th century) from a Portuguese word for a misshapen pearl and there is a splendid example of such an
excrescence turned into a delightfully unnecessary bejewelled geegaw from Dresden at the outset of the show, richly scattered with diamonds and emeralds.
The fact that its unity was "negative" did not make it any less strong or cohesive: for there was total agreement on rolling back this collective
excrescence and on restoring the Old Republic, the true America.
