Their task was to identify a major problem that affects the living conditions of citizens today, to trace its cause in the political history of the chosen country, and to make all the changes that would provide the solution.
But these qualifications may sometimes become cumbersome to verify and give rise to optimality conditions that are very difficult to trace from the view point of computation.
Drawing on Hortense Spiller's essay, "Mama's Baby, Papa's Maybe: An American Grammar Book (1987)," Ellen K. Feder engages in an archaeological inquiry to trace the "conditions of the appearance of … rules … that govern what counts as 'woman'" (2007, 12).
Being able to trace these conditions to a single cause would be very beneficial.
In addition, servicemen from the United States and other countries were later affected by cancers and other health conditions that were traced to their exposure to Agent Orange.
An articulation will specify both actual conditions which must be met for something to be (an) F, and identity conditions for tracing Fs through space, time, and possible worlds.
Be prepared, regardless of extra conditions, to offer to remove all traces of your cat's presence from the residence upon your departure.
It is worth mentioning that at some experimental conditions only trace quantities of ethane, propane, butane, and CO2 were observed which were negligible in comparison with light olefins.
This is reflected by the fact that under nutrient replete conditions only trace amounts of TAG are produced.
In biotechnical processes such biomarkers have been used e.g. for detection of osmotic and oxidative stress conditions or trace element deficiencies in yeasts [ 2, 4] and bacteria [ 3].
After prosecutors had medical experts conduct a series of tests, including an examination of the boys' genetic makeup, he said, the cause of their condition was traced to intentional starvation.
