Identifying development with the possibility for everyone to flourish according to what she has reason to value (Nussbaum 2000), individual freedom becomes a social commitment (Sen 1999).
Advantages and drawbacks of each system are discussed, with a perspective for further developments, and the possibility for the rapid sorting of complex mixtures into separate groups of metals, easy to process.
It turns the attention away from the forces that shape technological development and limits the possibility for intervention.
The zebrafish has emerged as one of the most important vertebrate model species in embryology and developmental biology [ 17, 18], due largely to rapid development coupled with the possibility for genetic analysis and manipulation.
The complexity of land ownership and security plays a significant role in slum development and the possibilities for upgrading the provision of essential services.
He asked the panel to rule that the Port Authority had breached its obligation, and he sought 10 years of free rent and a declaration that the authority had violated the development contract, opening up the possibility for up to $2.75 billion in damages as a remedy.
Those developments reduced the possibilities for personal contact between Israeli intelligence officials and Gaza residents, experts said, so recruiters turned to the Internet, and often to extortion, to obtain new spies.
Advances in biomedical technosciences, such as molecular biology, genomization, medical diagnostic and treatment technologies, as well as computer and communicational developments created the possibilities for radicalizing the medicalization.
Nevertheless, public confidence may be strengthened by recent technical developments, enhancing the possibilities for operating high quality health information systems, whilst at the same time providing a high standard of protection for the data subject.
Furthermore, as described by Lucassen and Parker (2010), the technological developments in the possibilities for treatment have made finding the correct balance between the competing public interests of patient confidentiality and the avoidance of harm to relatives both more difficult and pertinent.
