It's one of those very British accommodations to reconcile the conflicting needs for independence and scrutiny.
Mr. Brenton argues that our conflicting needs for both, and for that harder-to-define commodity known as love, turn human beings into prisoners of desires that can't be met, with lovers and spouses cast in the tormenting role of warden.
As we move towards developing a new model, we will have to consider the conflicting needs for simplicity and estimation - possibly by developing more than one model and testing which gives the more useful predictions.
In federal political systems, the territorial division of authority creates incentives for local innovation, learning and adaptation; it also creates barriers to cooperation and conflict resolution needed for adaptive capacity across scales.
On the other hand, reliable and precise interference estimation is important for constructing the CR conflict graph needed for the FA algorithm implementation.
Valuable minerals (conflict minerals) needed for our cell phones, computers and video games are feeding the war through a bloody land grab, and Congolese women and girls bear the vicious brunt of the crisis.
So far, no study has investigated whether response conflict according to dominant theories one of the major forces in recruiting cognitive effort (Botvinick et al. 2001, 2004 ; Ridderinkhof et al. 2004 ; Botvinick 2007 )—becomes aware and whether such "conflict awareness" is needed for typical conflict-driven adjustments (Egner and Hirsch 2005 ; Ullsperger et al. 2005 ).
The programme provides children and adults with the knowledge and skills needed for conflict management and resolution.
More than any of its predecessors, the new record deals forthrightly with conflicting needs for romantic passion and stable domesticity.
They contend that "there are, of course, all sorts of concerns" but the main issues involve violent conflicts, need for external intervention, nuclear proliferation, migration pressures, infectious disease, environmental degradation, global warming, and over-population (Reuveny and Thompson 2007: 558).
