It is a morality "that never calculated consequences, but consecrated unconditionally certain principles of action" (LDA, 8).
This had a direct consequence on calculated hydraulic conductance (Fig. 3), being higher in 'Nemaguard' and 'P30-135' than in 'K146-43'.
For example, we can show the calculating consequence of failure as follows (see Table 7).
This particularity is the direct consequence of calculating the mean host genome signature over only a subset of the genome, by excluding atypical fragments after classification (see M&M).
He had shrewdly calculated the consequences, however.
Finally, in the mitigation module risk profiles for the calculated consequences can be calculated and compared to alternative solutions by assignment of a cost function to the consequences.
These findings sit uncomfortably with a long tradition in philosophy that says calculating consequences is exactly the way which moral decisions should be made.
Homicidal ideation is part of evolved psychological design for killing, functioning to mobilize attention, rehearse scenarios, calculate consequences, and motivate behavior.
We believe that this study offers an example in which statistical methods and mathematical modeling can be used to quantitatively calculate the consequences of a political measure and, consequently, it can serve as a guide to institutions and policy makers.
As a result, managers learned to help employees calculate the consequences of their actions and gauge which activities would improve their standing in the company.
Advanced neoplasia and CRC Estimated sensitivities for advanced neoplasia and CRC by CT-colonography were not calculated, as a consequence of the small number of CRCs (n = 6) that were detected in the included studies.
