"And the truth is that $10 billion later, they still don't have the basic capacity for counterinsurgency operations.
This basic capacity for delight underlay the vigor of his prose when it came to the hierarchy of quality, which he realized had its starting point in the same basement as the trash.
Having already focused on everyday acts like sleeping or chewing, she was perhaps due to take on the basic capacity for locomotion, along with its attendant fantasies -- walking on air, the fear of falling.
The National Building Code of Canada (2005) contains a philosophy of basic capacity for seismic design, in which a series of fuse elements is defined in seismic-resistant systems for waste of energy caused by earthquake.
If Tomasello is right in claiming that the basic capacity for shared intention precedes the development of a full theory of mind, this places tight conceptual restriction on an adequate analysis of basic shared intention, as such factors as common knowledge are ruled out.
And although, for many people, consciousness may not be sufficient for what matters prudentially insofar as they find indispensable, say, some degree of self-awareness and meaningful interaction with others it is certainly necessary; and the basic capacity for consciousness (as opposed to self-consciousness or personhood) is the only safe place to demarcate death for policy and social purposes.
Five years ago – and this will come as no surprise to anyone with a basic capacity for remembering things – trolling meant something very different. .
Most LMICs lack the basic capacity for any tobacco control research, and major disciplinary gaps in behavioral sciences, economics, and law impede progress in developing policy-relevant research.
Eventually the rate of expansion exceeded the resources available for training, KIWAKKUKI encountered challenges to provide basic capacity building for grassroots volunteers.
Go back deep into evolutionary time, long before hominids, Bellah invites his readers, because here can be found the basic capacity required for religion to emerge.
