At pH 3, the vanadium uptake was found less than 5% (Figure 2) in multiple contact modes and hence it is the most enabled condition for the separation of vanadium from Al, Fe and Ti. Figure 3 Saturation loading of Fe, Ti and Al by Cyanex 272 (30%), Aqueous feed (mg/L) V- 366, Ti-75, Al-215 and Fe-129, pH- 3, O/A ratio −1 1.
Both were efforts to bolster its distinctive identity within Britain.The retreat from empire was the enabling condition for modern Scottish nationalism.
So I ask myself all the time now: What is the enabling condition?
And I thought, that's a kind of neat concept: What is the enabling condition?
The guard g x is an enabling condition and λ is a set of updates on clock values.
Burge (1988) draws an analogy with perception, pointing out that unless one embraces skepticism, perceptual knowledge does not require knowledge of its enabling condition.
It functions as an enabling condition, one in whose absence the first feature (that I promised) would not have been the reason it is.
In cases where collectives are morally responsible for harm, "the collective serves as an enabling condition of individual blameworthy agents to perform harmful acts" (Shockley 2007, p. 442).
Note, further, that the combination of that reason and this enabling condition is not itself a (further) reason in favour of doing the action.
In such boundary-crossing publics, the speed, scale, and intensity of communicative interaction facilitated by networks such as the Internet provides a positive and enabling condition for democratic deliberation and thus creates a potential space for cosmopolitan democracy.
And they started out by saying, you know, when you have a major disaster the first thing you have to ask yourself is what is the enabling condition, right?
