If the structure of the math is deep, it will solve something in nature one way or another; it is difficult to imagine that
such deep structure corresponds to nothing.
Application: Voice as Index of
Deeper Structures of Meaning V. Conclusion I. Introduction When we read a judicial opinion, does it «sound» in a distinctive and recognizable way?
An inquiry into the roots of human amnesia has shown how
deep structures in the brain may interact with perceptual pathways in outer brain layers to transform sensory stimuli into memories
Symptoms such as movement restrictions, muscle rigidity, or tremor can be alleviated using the neurosurgical procedure which places small electrodes
into deep structures of the brain.
«What we discovered was that the local church had a culture of its own and that seminary graduates needed to be prepared to cope with the congregation as a very complex social reality
with deep structures and metaphors by which it lives and moves, a social reality which is affected by forces and dynamics of which we know almost nothing.»
The waves can ricochet from the front of the brain to the back, or
from deep structures all the way to the scalp and then back again.
For example, the researchers were able to identify previously unknown gene expression differences between the neural stem cells that give rise to the brain's
deep structures versus its neocortical surface, and to show that molecular signatures of different neural cell types arise much earlier in brain development than previously realized.
Perhaps less known is the effectiveness of massage therapy in
treating deeper structures of the body such as ligaments, bones and joints, fascia, blood vessels, organs and other soft tissues of the body.
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The deep structure of the human mind requires that the way to full scope competency of virtually any kind is to learn it all to fluency — like it or not.»
A fertile few have managed to find a way to take on board some of the new theories without jettisoning
the deep structure of their position, but the general sense is one of weariness and deep loss.
But with a more critical examination of
the deeper structures of his thought, the issue inevitably arises and demands analysis.
I have not engaged in such studies and my four categories are not
the deep structures that semioticians find in literature, but common assumptions about narrative structure probably prompt both their observations and mine.2 In any case, a square of opposition gives dimension to the kinds of negotiation that people undertake among the four world view categories (see Figure B).
In my opinion this spectrum is incapable of incorporating the dynamics of the present mood,
the deeper structures which are decisive for American public life, or the nature of our present peril.
The late William Placher entitled a review of the first volume of Pannenberg's Systematic Theology «Revealed to Reason,» and that title catches
the deep structure of an outlook already visible in this account of his teenage experience.
His preference was for «a history of the evolution of
deep structures, both material and psychological» over against what he considerd a cursory examination of rapid - moving events.
which he defines as a certain inertial thrust within
the deep structure of the cold war.
With less panache, but with equal force and even further empirical social science evidence, her method resembles Roland Barthes» Mythologies in its outlines of
the deep structure of the contemporary beliefs and practices surrounding our most deeply held moral codes about human sexual desire — or should I say eros.
Thus, differing visions of the relationship of sex and society form one of
the deep structures of the abortion debate.
Yet as he works with her, Sacks begins to see that his clinical descriptors fail to reveal
the deep structure of Rebecca's condition.
Professor Simon Conway Morris spoke on «Does Evolution have
a deep structure?»
All domains contain certain features or
deep structures that are open to scientific investigation, because all domains are open to experiential disclosure.
«A full - fledged doctrine of the resurrection of the dead, when it arrives,» Levenson writes, «reflects certain key features of
the deep structure of the theology of pre-exilic Israel.»
But since implicit messages are usually more important than manifest ones (they communicate «
deep structures» rather than transient content), and since they are the part of the message that is least often subjected to critical examination, it seems doubly important to examine them in the case of this series.
Scapegoating is one of
the deepest structures of human sin, built into our religion and our politics.
«It has really helped to bridge the gap in our understanding of the Moon's past and
deep structure,» says study leader Xiao Long, a planetary geologist at the China University of Geosciences in Wuhan.
You say that in studying certain aspects of how children acquire language — specifically, how they learn to use verbs — you fell, like Alice, down a rabbit hole into a hidden world where you viewed
the deeper structures of cognition.
«We did not find any evidence of
deep structure or archaic admixture among southern African Stone Age hunter - gatherers, instead, we see some evidence for deep structure in the West African population, but that affects only a small fraction of their genome and is about the same age as the deepest divergence among all humans,» says Mattias Jakobsson.
The change came as they began to look at
the deep structure of language itself.
But for all we know, our equations for the physical world may just be oversimplified models that fail to capture
the deep structure of reality.
Furthermore, it provides easier access to
the deepest structures that are often located several centimeters beneath the cranium.
Perhaps the way we use words reflects
the deep structure of the way our brain processes chemical information.
Recent technological advances, such as functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI), are giving neuroscientists a window onto some of the brain's
deepest structures and innermost workings.
Early in her restless, inventive career, Elizabeth Phelps was trying to understand
the deep structure of memory by showing word lists to people with amnesia — patients who'd survived a brain injury or stroke but lost the ability to remember.
He called this somewhat mystical rule book «
deep structure,» and he used it to explain how language permits us to make «infinite use of finite media» — as one linguist has put it.
Still, we are surprisingly ignorant about our planet's
deep structure, says the 63 - year - old New Zealand native.
But we all expect that one day physicists will finally discover
the deepest structures of nature.
Maybe it's impossible to discover
these deepest structures.