The UN's position is based on the stance of the World Medical Association, a 102-nation body, whose members include the United States, which acts as a watchdog for ethics in healthcare.
In the following section, we show a simple application of the age-adjusted prediction, based on the stance, automatically computed for the collected Twitter posts.
Campaign finance reform would additionally engender greater transparency as ads run by corporations and unions would be based on the stances political parties or candidates take (for or against oil for example), and not on who has or hasn't accepted undisclosed funds.
This has become more important in the competitive business landscape where people make buying decisions based on the political stance of a CEO.
Functional decompositions based on the intentional stance are supposed to reach a bottom, "dumb" level which can be explained mechanically; however, since Dennett now believes that neurons may need to be described intentionally, it is not clear whether our explanations of cognitive functions can ever align with our explanations of neuronal and network behaviors.
"So we are anxiously waiting for action based on that stance".
All of the arrests were based on the individual's stance on the Politburo's choice of tactics and strategy for the proposed General Offensive.
Overall, the results support the idea of looking for new forms of locomotion (both bipedal and quadrupedal) in a heterogravity environment [ 54] based on the interplay between stance and swing leg dynamics, altered interlimb coupling, and altered center of mass movements.
In later, still kinematic simulations, based on controlling the stance movement via positive velocity feedback, these mechanical contributions are implemented explicitly (Cruse et al. 1996, 1998; Kindermann 2002).
Thus, our system is based on the idea of matching stance time for both legs and adopting temporal symmetry in the gait cycle.
In the absence of choreographic evidence, it is not inconvenient to believe that the dance was ruled by a non-dance idea (Bloomsbury, Expressionism); that all the choreography was based on one stance; and that choreography is derived from visual materials, which are far more likely to survive than dance evidence.
