The confidence expressed in the Laws in the power of due measure in all matters finally culminates in the famous maxim that God is the measure of all things (IV 716c d: "In our view, it is God who is preeminently the 'measure of all things', much more so than any man, as they say.
Giving him due measure, however, even when deriding him, plays into his hands by giving him the oxygen of publicity on which his populism feeds.
That was a plethora – a harmful excess of something that would be harmless in due measure.
Mixture takes place when such qualities take on a definite quantity (poson) or due measure (metrion) that that delimits their variation.
We live them sensitively, in due measure and with the right mental attitude.
For this reason other complexity measures that have been named statistical complexity [12], [34], [35] are not similar to our measure at all due to the fact that none of these measures uses a test statistic or a statistical test.
All due respect to tape measure home runs, knee buckling curveballs, diving catches and speedsters flying from first to home, but basebrawls may be the most entertaining spectacle in the sport simply for the sheer absurdity of the event.
Ideally, we would also include the ability variable defined by Tarvid (2013), but it is impossible to construct it in all rounds due to conflicting measures of respondent's income in different rounds.
High response rates were seen for all measures due, in part, to the strategy adopted to maximise patient responses.
Implicit rationing of nursing care is the withholding of or failure to carry out all necessary nursing measures due to lack of resources.
Implicit rationing of nursing care is the withholding of or failure to carry out all necessary nursing measures due to lack of nursing resources such as time, staffing or skill mix [ 5].
