Such enforced reliance on orthographic word memories was not necessarily given in the orthographic-phonological word spelling condition and no reliance on such representations was possible in the phonological spelling condition that presented spoken pseudowords.
Based on our previous reading-based findings showing that left vOT is involved in orthographic whole-word coding [e.g., Kronbichler et al., 2007] we expected the enforced reliance on orthographic word representations in this spelling condition to result in substantial left vOT activation.
The more such pressures spread, the more protests against "Plattform-Kapitalismus" the world is likely to see.The on-demand economy will inevitably exacerbate the trend towards enforced self-reliance that has been gathering pace since the 1970s.
But a rare spell of economic and even political turbulence may beckon as Mr Khama seeks to enforce his values of hard work, discipline, self-reliance and accountability on a country that must wake up to the reality that its diamonds are not for ever.At present output, Botswana's diamond deposits may run out by 2030.
A common-law court, for example, may enforce a gift promise in which the element of reliance was present in addition to a seal or a nominal consideration.
At the same time, increasing reliance on the criminal justice system to enforce a principle of near universal disclosure of HIV-positive status, even when transmission is unlikely, presses HIV-positive people into an untenable double bind: they must place themselves into the risky position of heightening the possibility of rejection, stigmatization, and prosecution.
Third and most important, the Kremlin's historic reliance on vodka revenues is largely over — making efforts to enforce the boycott ineffective and even cringeworthy.
Across professions such as teaching, social services, local government, the financial sector and medicine, reliance on insider knowledge gave way to mechanisms of external oversight that promised to enforce transparency and public accountability (Jacob, 1991; Bartlett, 2000; Salter, 2000; Munro, 2004; Lowe, 2007).
Any reliance on history in Fisher therefore undercuts the theory that the 14th Amendment was meant to enforce complete color-blindness, and supports the argument that programs designed to alleviate past racial discrimination are constitutional.
But if he chooses to reduce reliance on sanctions, Americans should be told what other tools might be used by the United States to promote and enforce human rights internationally.
