But it does not follow that the United States and its allies should simply accept the development of nuclear technology by just anyone.
Since Albert does not accept a substantial form of a thing that acts as an exemplar to preexisting matter, and does not accept the development of lower forms of individuals from higher forms in the mind of God, he rejects the notion that "natural things are founded on mathematical being, and mathematical being on divine being … so that the principles of natural being are mathematical".
Outside the US, most people have long accepted that the development of new economies that goes with globalisation will undermine America's central position in the world.
Although ceramic and metallic materials have been widely accepted for the development of implants, its non-resorbability and necessity of second surgical operation, which induces extra for the patients, limit their wide applications.
It is widely accepted that the development of executive processes will have an impact on children's behavior (e.g., Diamond & Lee, 2011; Munakata, Synder, & Chatham, 2012; Stuss, 1992), but the general idea is typically that improvements in these cognitive processes directly impact on children's ability to regulate their behavior appropriately.
"It was widely accepted that the development of plantations in the palm oil sector" caused emissions, said Marc den Hartog, a member of the roundtable's board and an executive at IOI Group, a Malaysian palm oil company.
It is widely accepted that the development of electronic patient records, or even of a common electronic patient record, is one possible way to improve cooperation and data communication between nurses and physicians.
This was unexpected since it is generally accepted that the development of drug resistance in other microbes is usually associated with costs in virulence or fitness.
It is widely accepted that the development of atherosclerosis starts at an early age.
Initially, surgeon assessment of total hip replacement (THR) outcome was accepted, with the development of tools such as the Harris Hip Score [ 2] and the Charnley score [ 3].
