According to article 27, they have "a right to a standard of living adequate to their physical, social and mental development".
These large banks, too, can borrow temporarily at a Federal Reserve bank if other money market facilities are not adequate to their needs.
Outfitting the classic pieces in this manner, then setting them free, the inventor means to guarantee their persistence beyond the frailties of human commemoration, to give them a set of defenses adequate to their value.
For group two (children with a hip disorder) we made no analysis whether the literacy among the participants was adequate to their age [33].
An emotion is correct, according to Brentano, "when one's feelings are adequate to their object — adequate in the sense of being appropriate, suitable, or fitting" (Brentano, Origins, 70).
Therefore, designing a safety warning adequate to their comprehension abilities, which is able to have a truly impact on their behavior, becomes a great challenge.
On the contrary, it leverages naturally the scheduling completely decentralized and it enforces a natural form of load balancing since the resources pick tasks adequate to their conditions and get a new one whenever the previous ended.
If emotions are perceptions, and can be more or less epistemically adequate to their objects, then emotions may have a further contribution to make to the moral life, depending on what sort of adequacy and what sort of objects are involved.
Thus when Brentano (1969: 75) writes, "One loves or hates correctly provided that one's feelings are adequate to their object adequate in the sense of being appropriate, suitable, or fitting"—this is commonly taken as an injunction so to direct one's love and hate (Chisholm 1986).
Then they evaluate the consequences of help-seeking in social terms (shame and stigma) and in terms of whether they would receive care adequate to their needs.
Both patients presented a surgical challenge in terms of finding an alternative pump site adequate to their body habitus and unique lifestyles.
