Like Mart Crowley's "Boys in the Band," another once-controversial drama set in the then-covert world of homosexual life, "The Killing of Sister George" endures primarily as an amusing (distressing?) bulletin from a more benighted era, when portraying gay men and women onstage in any capacity marked a bold advance.
Table toppers Ulster designated the RDS as their home venue for the league final – with Ravenhill not meeting the minimum 18,000-capacity mark – and they wryly renamed the Dublin venue "OurDS".
But which capacities mark out all and only humans as the kinds of beings that can be wronged?
If this is right, then Mill can claim that possession and use of our deliberative capacities mark us as progressive beings, because they are what mark as moral agents who are responsible.
This life cycle calls for a clear replication and regulation of genome content and the capacity to mark and separate the genome to be inherited by the offspring.
These deliberative capacities form the principal or most important ingredient in human happiness, because they are the capacities that mark us as responsible and, hence, progressive beings.
Then there is a line drawing problem: What justifies identifying the level of capacity that marks one as a person here rather than there?
Based on typical test images, experimental results demonstrate the superior properties of the proposed algorithm in terms of embedding capacity and marked image quality.
This eco-feminist extension of eros ethics follows from the recentering of ethics on affects and eros (social needs and desires for connection) rather than on the rational capacities that mark human superiority and separation from the other animal species.
According to the electricity specification indicated on the casing of mobile phone battery, for example Sony Ericsson Xperia Ray, battery capacity has marked 1,460 mAh with operating rate voltage 3.7 V; in other words, it can theoretically deliver the power operational rate about 5.402 Wh, as listed in Table 2, when it works continuously and exhaustively.
