He remonstrates: A unitary board will not work because the board of governors of the BBC [which preceded the BBC Trust] helped create the culture in which these huge payments were made.
Working with a unitary construct (i.e. total scores instead of specific psychopathic traits/higher-order factors) could obscure potential associations with both, the FRN and ERN.
Finally, the focus of previous work has been on puberty as a unitary physical process (e.g., Tanner staging) or the physical signs of gonadarche (e.g., menarche).
For there to be an emotion in the experience of enjoyment (Entzücken) of a work of art, the relations intuited in a unitary and immediate way must become an object of consciousness, and therefore an intentional object.
Findings also support previous work that the Personal Stigma Scale does not consist of a unitary dimension but two distinct dimensions.
His work exhibits a breadth of approach, as well as a unitary and systematic character, that is unusual within twentieth century analytic philosophy.
In the process, Sun Microsystems has become the world's leading supplier of networked workstations.From the beginning, the central theme in Mr Joy's work has been to tie microprocessor-controlled systems together into a unitary whole.
However, an open question is whether subjective time is a unitary phenomenon, or instead whether it is underpinned by separate neural mechanisms that usually work in concert but can be dissociated under the right circumstances.
The Standards, considered best practice in the field of psychometrics [ 30], follow closely the work of American psychologist Samuel Messick [ 31- 33], who viewed validity as a unitary concept with all validity evidence contributing to construct validity.
"My big concern is that having a unitary authority would take local government further away from local people at a time when we need to work closer with communities.
