This general will, a moral will that aims at the common good and in which all participate directly, reconciles the individual and the community by representing the will of the community as deriving from the will of moral individuals, so to obey the laws of such a community is in a sense to follow one's own will, assuming that one is a moral individual.
Most physicists believe that general relativity cannot be the ultimate theory of gravity, as it cannot be reconciled directly with quantum mechanics and does not account for the evolution of the universe.
Extended orthology/paralogy relationships were obtained directly from the reconciled trees.
First, for clans that originated before the last common ancestor (LCA) of the four fungi (see LCA in Figure 2A), gene gain and loss events were read directly from the reconciled trees.
Rather than negotiate directly with the Taliban, a program to reconcile with local communities who are tacitly supporting the Taliban by default (because of lack of an alternative) would bear more fruit.
They will also have to fend off any amendments, because any changes to the House bill will take extra time to reconcile and will prevent it from going directly to President Obama's desk.
Although a large body of molecular data has accumulated over the past 20 years, DNA sequences of cetaceans have not been directly integrated with the rich, cetacean fossil record to reconcile discrepancies among molecular and morphological characters.
Moreover, if the expansion were directly driving a TDP-43 proteinopathy, it is hard to reconcile this with observations of different TDP-43 histologies.
Interestingly outcome-specific transfer is both insensitive to devaluation (Holland, 2004) and disrupted by OFC lesions (Ostlund and Balleine, 2007), results which are difficult to reconcile with the view that the OFC is directly involved in the representation of value.
Asked directly how he anticipates reconciling his new contributions to the Kurds with his relationship with Turkey, Trudeau didn't answer.
