Berkeley thinks that when we consider the stunning complexity and systematicity of our sensory ideas, we must conclude that the spirit in question is wise and benevolent beyond measure, that, in short, he is God.
Benevolent values are measured based on the importance individuals attribute to aspects like true friendship, honesty, loyalty to family and friends.
That they recovered to make 278 and cause more than few jitters through the England camp as the ball flew the boundary was down in part to some powerful hitting and in no small measure to some benevolent bowling that tended to put the ball into the arc of the bat swing rather nicely.
Considering the growing interest on assessment of hazardous potential of ILs aiming to design environmentally more benevolent analogs, a computed lipophilicity measure can aid in modeling various toxicity responses.
EFA results produced one-factor models, with factor loading >0.50 for all items that measured universalism and benevolent values, moral norms, subjective norms, attitudes towards patronizing retail apparel brands engaged in CSR and patronage intentions.
In Genesis, God is alone, and the measured, ordered creation comes into existence by the sheer benevolent power of God.
By any reasonable measure, the new eugenics, based on individual choice, represents a far more benevolent regime than the old racist sort.
However, these individuals also had greater levels of selfless benevolent love ("Agape" love style) and they scored higher on a scale that measured self-transcendence.
Canonical correlation was used to identify and measure the association between the dependent (cooperative, competitive and avoiding conflict resolution styles) and independent variables (Benevolent and Benevolent-Authoritative leadership role perspectives).
That ideal, that a benevolent dictator, as Paterno called himself, could handle everything on his own went down with Paterno and now the measure of Penn State is how it chooses to commemorate his death, writes Pat Forde on Yahoo.com.
