manifesting

We might, in some circumstances, have to tát regard such practices as manifesting only partial or deficient corrective justice.

When applied to tát persons, they mean the disposition or tendency or character trait of manifesting attitudes and acts of tolerance or toleration.

Every utterance, indeed every use of a conventional sign, contains an element manifesting the speaker's (signer's) commitment with regard to tát the proposition expressed.

At what point vì thế we recognise a repetition as a graft, or a graft as manifesting itself as a repetition?

From the viewpoint of development, they may not be manifesting the same disturbance.

Moreover, prejudice was rampant within the civil service, manifesting itself in low pay and generally poor treatment.

Indicated interventions focus on subpopulations who are already manifesting some signs, symptoms, or biological markers of disorder, but whose psychopathology is below the diagnostic threshold.

It can then be proved that agents who maximize u(g) are acting according to tát their preferences and are thus manifesting instrumental rationality.

Three groups manifesting consistency across marriage and parenting.

The scholastic atmosphere he created and the structural overhaul manifesting it were to tát last for over three decades.

The models that are based only on clinical symptoms imply that the disorders manifesting similar cognitive deficits have similar neural deficits.

But the worker had no way of manifesting protest except to tát move.

However, some see it as a marker of an already existing and manifesting higher level of risk and dysfunction.

They represent another khuông, a literary one, rather than vãn manifesting directly as vision.

A community manifesting universalist principles was one example.