Self-regulation refers to the capability to direct the focus of services and mobilize resources, akin to notions of narrowing focus and storage capacity suggested here.
If some trial participants never started the regimen in the first place, then this would be more akin to notions of product uptake and adoption than product adherence or persistence.
This enables the evaluation of a unified measure of safety, defined as the shortest distance from the origin to the limit surface in the transformed standard space, akin to the notion used in defining the Hasofer Lind reliability index.
This is closely akin to the notion that neither the First Amendment nor any other provision of the Bill of Rights should be enforced unless the Court believes it is reasonable to do so.
The remarks that generated the firestorm came in a television interview on Sunday, in which Mr Akin raised the notion of "legitimate rape", and suggested that the female body had a mechanism to prevent women who were raped from getting pregnant – in the Congressman's words, "to shut that whole thing down".
But Luther's central theme was that that salvation came, not from the blessing of the Pope, but by individual faith alone a notion akin to the modern term, "mindset". The ceremonies and financial transactions of the Church were irrelevant.
For McCall (1967), contrariety is a quasi-modal notion akin to logical impossibility, $\Box \neg$, in that $\Box \neg A$ entails $\neg A$ but not vice versa, but as pointed out by an anonymous reviewer, there is no intrinsic modal component of contrariety; all that is necessary is that contrariety is a non-truth-functional one-place connective.
This notion, akin to Bradbury's "The Pedestrian", is also alluded to in "Number 12 Looks Just Like You", in which a perfect and equal world contradictorily considers works like those of Shakespeare "smut".
Writer Robyn Brothers sees the addition of the "Hallelujah" coda as indicating that while organized religion may act in the role of a sedative, a notion akin to other Zoo TV themes, the role of personal faith may still have a "desiring, affirming, and 'deterritorializing' force".
The multiverse, in a word, states that if you have nearly an infinite number of universes bubbling up, the odds eventually favor the birth of our universe (akin to the notion that a thousand monkeys typing randomly on a thousand computers will eventually produce the works of Shakespeare).
The notion is akin to arming schools with fire extinguishers to combat fires after they start.
