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Each memoir must (i)___________ by making an implicit claim that the life of its author is somehow (ii)_________. Thus, if the reader begins to experience a memoir as too (iii)_________, the memoir has lost its reason for being.
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The relationship between mental function and brain anatomy is nowhere near as ___________ as in the case of the body: we cannot just look and see what does what in the brain.
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Although a dedicated reader of the book can ____________ a brief chronology of Chappelle`s life, the book is nevertheless not a true biography of Chappelle.
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Despite the general ____________ of Roman archaeological studies toward the major cities and their monuments, archaeology has contributed much to a better understanding of rural developments in Roman territory.
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Although many parents tend to be extremely critical of the public school educational system as a whole, they are reluctant to treat their children's teachers with equal _____________.
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In general, the relationship between neural activity and behavioral output is ____________: multiple behaviors can be associated with activation of the same neurons and multiple neurons can trigger the same behavior.
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It is ironic that the scientist`s work was criticized recently for its ____________ research methodology, since other researchers have argued for years that this same methodology was based absolutely on impeccable logic.
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In China, beginning in the 1920s, the field of geography was (i)___________ discourse, alive to indigenous Chinese traditions even as it (ii)___________ key elements of Western scientific geography.
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An affinity for (i)___________ is a characteristic of Bynum`s work and of her rhetorical strategy as a historian, and it is often both refreshing and illuminating. But this predilection for (ii)___________ can be vexing, too, by appearing to eschew necessary distinctions.
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Sociological jurisprudence has a (i)___________ rather than (ii)___________ focus: it is concerned with what actually goes on in the legal system, not with what ought to go on.
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When learners are engaged in mathematical problem-solving, their activity does not have from the outset the structure of what will be considered a mathematical proof. Instead, a tangle of intuitions, know-how, factual knowledge, and a variety of other mental constructs allows learners to entertain choices and make decisions. Nonetheless, (i)___________ such mental activity (ii)___________ is (iii)___________: in many situations this process works, although it can prove to be wrong as a result of overgeneralizations.
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The problem a generation ago was not the new art itself but the heightened intensity of conviction surrounding it, which is thankfully absent in our wonderfully _____________ times.
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He found his new acquaintance to be ___________: trying to understand her personality was like peering into an unknown dimension.
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The _____________ of Craig`s government had left the nation almost totally unprepared for war when it came.
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A priori mathematics, according to Galileo, does not ____________ the need for observation, but mathematics does allow us to deduce unobservable properties and thus to penetrate further into the structure of nature than observation does.
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For Confucius, names had ____________ contents; no matter how time marched on and the affairs of the world changed, the proper names of things absolutely could not vary.
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Astronomy dominated ancient science partly because it was ______________ in a way that the physics and biology of the time were not: even in prehistory, people probably used the apparent motion of the Sun, for example, as a crude clock, calendar, and compass.
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During the decade 2000-2010 in the United States, the increase in self-employed Hispanic entrepreneurs (i)____________ the increase in Hispanic workers overall. Historically, Hispanics have been (ii)____________ in the self-employment sector, so this change reduced the amount by which the Hispanic self-employment rate trailed the overall self-employment rate.
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Unlike, say, locusts, which simply raze entire fields, stinkbugs wreak their havoc (i)____________. The injury they do to corn, for instance, is (ii)____________ the ear is husked, at which point certain kernels—the ones into which a stinkbug stuck its pointy mouth—will reveal themselves to be sunken and brown.
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Nigerian author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie often reminds her readers that although a novel may not be written as (i)____________, its author`s (ii)____________ may nonetheless be (iii)____________, even if only because the stories we tell always emerge from our particular social and political context.
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