Ullmann-Margalit argued that the situation of the gunners (i.e., the prisoner's dilemma) is structurally equivalent to many everyday interactions governed by morality.
Human morality provides the foundation for many of the pillars of society, informing political legislation and guiding legal decisions while also governing everyday social interactions.
And from communication and urban growth to information processing and medical developments, the facts of our everyday lives are governed by technological progress.
Immersive Cocoon, as a general-purpose structure, can contain the everyday activities that govern the lives of the productive class: work, leisure, education, relaxation.
Resilience, as defined by security experts such as John Robb and Shane Deichman, is the strengthening of the invisible but powerful systems that govern everyday life against catastrophic disruption.
Finally, the analysis of informational justice involves the assessment of the comprehensiveness, transparency, and clarity of information provided to detained migrants about their immigration and asylum cases, as well as about the rules that govern everyday life in detention.
N-SIF itself and derived quantities such as the equivalent peak stress or the averaged strain energy density (SED) can be assumed as fatigue governing parameters and applied in everyday engineering practice being supported by powerful computation facilities.
He became personally involved in all branches of the administration: edicts were issued governing the smallest details of everyday life and law, while taxation and public morals were rigidly enforced.
We'll need to develop new norms for our everyday interactions with bacteria, and more rigorous protocols governing the use of antibiotics.
The paper resumes the results obtained applying various implementations of the direct boundary element method (BEM) to the solution of the Laplace Equation governing the potential flow problem during everyday service manoeuvres of high-speed trains.
