The idea that people tend to fare best when their lives are substantially constrained or guided by their social and physical context has recently been dubbed contextualism; the contrary view, that people do best when their lives are, as much as possible, determined by the individuals themselves, is individualism (Haybron 2008c).
As Bremmer warned, "A Kremlin that feels antagonized and isolated but not substantially constrained is a dangerous prospect.
Vast populations of impoverished women have undoubtedly had their access to abortion substantially constrained by these restrictions, especially considering how 47percentt of Americans have trouble finding $400 for an emergency.
When ΔF A was constrained, ΔG was substantially greater with GBLUP than with TBLUP, by ~ 35% when Ntest = 3000 and by ~25% when Ntest = 6000.
Aggressive oral vaccination programs in the region eliminated the domestic dog coyote RV variant by 2004, while circulation of the Texas gray fox variant was substantially constrained (18 ).
Evolution of both nonsynonymous and synonymous sites in protein-coding sequences, in particular, those of highly expressed genes, appears to be substantially constrained by selection for robustness to mistranslation-induced protein misfolding (Drummond and Wilke 2008; Wolf, Wolf, and Koonin 2008).
Urodele TLR genes are substantially constrained at the long-term evolutionary scale, and the extent of constraint in individual genes is similar to that reported for birds (Alcaide and Edwards 2011; Grueber et al. 2014).
The supporting impact assessment appears to be substantially constrained by the limited evidence base.
Note that F is substantially more constrained when HT ε [1/2, 1) than when HT ε [0, 1/2). The difference between the areas under the upper bound for HT ε [0, 1/2) and for HT ε [1/2, 1) is 3 ln 2 − 2 ≈ 0.0794415, a sizeable fraction of the sum of the two areas.
This course explores how American law facilitates electronic surveillance but also substantially constrains it.
