Mandeville's argument in The Fable, a paradoxical defense of the usefulness of "vices," is based on his definition of all actions as equally vicious in that they are all motivated by self-interest.
According to Sir David Moxon, the archbishop of Canterbury's representative to the Holy See and director of the Anglican centre in Rome, there was an "immediate chemistry" between the two leaders, whom Moxon describes as "men of action" equally committed to tackling poverty and social injustice.
Instead of treating each user's action equally, one may further refine the prediction model by taking into account individual user behavior.
That is democracy in action, equally important to the vote.
The intact cellulases, including the major protein Cel7A, seemed to be bound unproductively to the substrate to a higher extent than the core cellulases, as the core Cel7A performed the hydrolytic action equally effectively as the intact protein despite being adsorbed to a lower degree.
We assume that planning and information seeking actions are equally as important as gathering supplies and designed the CP score to reflect this assumption.
Ulrich's own actions produce equally mixed results.
Rather, there were specific governmental actions and equally important failures to act, often driven by political expediency, that brought on the Depression and determined its severity and longevity.
Other actions were equally baffling, like his roaming off the bench when there was a scuffle against Miami in the playoffs in 1997, despite his knowing the rules.
Without a dense horizon of mutual involvement and concern upon which we can base ourselves all choices and actions become equally significant or insignificant i.e., trivial.
