Readers familiar with such conservative writers as Russell Kirk or, more
seminally, Edmund Burke, would find much to recognize in Ryn.
19) This indeterminacy thesis can proceed from two separate but related starting points: one borrows from the tenets of Legal Realism, which were
seminally articulated by Jerome Frank and Karl Llewellyn in the 1930s (20); the other emerges out of the poststructuralist project of deconstruction, and more particularly, the work of Jaques Derrida.
end-to-end principle
seminally developed by Saltzer, Reed, and Clark
The scene, about sex between an African-American man and a white woman, presses at similar racial and gender issues as those
seminally explored in Faulkner's representation of the tragic life of Joe Christmas.
Mahler's settings of the
seminally folkloristic Des Knaben Wunderhorn poems carry so many resonances - not least of his own symphonies up to number seven - that nothing can follow them.
Freedom, independence, love, loss, romanticized realties, and ambition are
seminally organic to the narratives.
Even more
seminally, Hirshson goes on to explain, Patton's own family and California upbringing were neither racist nor illiberal.
These visual economies of rule, which systematically described, measured, classified, named, and ordered distant places and peoples, have
seminally formulated and authenticated the Caribbean as an invented reality in colonial discourse.
This focus was already present
seminally in the reflections of DEMIS's meeting in Melgar in 1968 and was progressively nurtured by Latin American theology's insistence on the awakening of people's critical awareness of how God is acting in history, the call to freedom and liberation and joint commitment in society for the transformation of the world according to God's plan.
The first overall conclusion is therefore that the predictive value of individual markers can sometimes be
seminally modulated by focusing either on carcinogens and species in general, or on specific carcinogens in specific species.
Firesign - Phil Proctor, Peter Bergman, Phil Austin and David Ossman - have been plying their trade for more than 35 years, most
seminally on vinyl (the group earned three Grammy nominations for ahead-ots-time recordings).
While Lynn does provide important insights into the conceptual scope of public management, as Allison (1980)
seminally but inchoately did two decades ago, a central thesis of his book is that the field of public management must generate a more powerful knowledge base than its current normative, homiletic (or principle/proverb-based) approaches.
