In Mende ethics, "Wrongbehavior is regarded as a breaking of some specific rule of conduct, not as the flouting of some divine or absolute law of the universe" (Kenneth Little, in Forde, 1954 134).
Thirty-three percent were science majors and 67% non-science majors (see Additional file 3 for break-down of specific majors in each category).
The treaty has been interpreted to prohibit financial assistance by means of tax breaks to specific taxpayers or selected classes of taxpayers like multinationals.
The observations are of general interest in relation to biomass aggregation, growth and break-up and of specific relevance to filtration processes and immobilized bioreactor design.
Natalie Kerris, an Apple spokeswoman, declined to specify how many of each iPad was sold because the company typically does not break out sales of specific models in one product line — for instance, it doesn't say how many iPod Touch devices and iPod Nanos it sold when it discusses sales for the iPod product line.
Compaq doesn't break out sales of specific product categories, but first-quarter sales of enterprise systems which include Alpha servers were down 2% to $2.9 billion.
Interestingly, the development of microcellular foams led to notable advances in tensile toughness from 44.1 MJ/m3/(g·cm−3) and 111% of neat LCBPP foams to 172.1 MJ/m3/(g·cm−3) and 440% of LCBPP/MD blend foams in terms of specific breaking energy and elongation at break, respectively.
Cranston was not accused of breaking any specific laws or rules, but of violating standards that Heflin said "do not permit official actions to be linked with fund-raising".
Those numbers can be debated, of course, given the difficulty of breaking down specific costs in large institutions.
Although the business refuses to break down sales details of specific brands, Ms Rosenfeld hailed the success of Dairy Milk in India after a big advertising push.
