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In pursuing an answer Nordenfelt envisages human ability consisting of three parts: a human agent, their intended goal of action, and a supportive environment all of which come together to create the 'real practical possibility of action'.
Overall, each of these tasks contributes to the construct of speaking ability envisaged at the IEP discussed in this study.
The regulator worries that financial companies "underestimate the likelihood of severe events or, where mitigating action is envisaged, they overestimate their ability to take action that is both effective and timely".It is the job of regulators to worry, but if anything, the FSA sounds more sanguine than some of its international counterparts.
In particular, a number of mechanisms were envisage underlying the ability of nanoparticles to cause DNA damage [ 1].
But now they also reflect an urge for a genuine reappraisal in the dwindling Palestinian nationalist camp as it despairs of achieving the kind of state it had envisaged and questions its own ability to survive.
There was no doubt that the fiscal deficit would rise sharply … that was the inevitable price of dealing with the financial crisis … overall, it was not thought that the scale of the increase in public debt envisaged in the UK would threaten the ability of a democratic government to finance its debt, though there could, of course, be no guarantee of that".
The PSP, which Ofcom first proposed in 2004 as a solution to broadcasters' dwindling ability to afford making public service programming, was originally envisaged as a body that would have a budget of £300m.
In that work, they have envisaged advances in computing and engineering technologies that may extend surgeons' ability to plan and carry out surgical interventions.
The application of a series of fluorescent CD in a chemosensor for an array can be envisaged as one of the many practical uses of the molecule sensing abilities of the chemosensors.
