We should actually ask, beyond that, 'is it (un) just?' Economic progress is not a self-evident guarantee for justice; technologies can be profitable in spite of inefficiency and in spite of possibly associated societal harms.
By this time, it is evident that nowhere and nothing are guaranteed to be safe.
This cultural narrative of "service guarantees citizenship," is still evident in modern times: in literature, film, and in civil rights movements.
From Figures 2 and 3, it is evident that the proposed RNS-FH patterns guarantee the orthogonality among different users within a cell.
It is evident that maintaining control on personal data guaranteeing privacy protection is increasingly difficult and it cannot simply be accomplished by de-identification [13] (i.e., by removing the direct identifiers contained in the data).
The increasing role of communities and clients in healthcare quality improvement is however becoming evident and compelling for active community engagement to guarantee successful implementation and sustainability of health programmes [6, 8, 21 25].
Crathorn thus had to emend Ockham's theory of evident knowledge, because intuitive cognition is no more the guarantee of any certitude regarding the existence of extramental things.
Adelphia's troubles started to become evident in March when it disclosed that it had guaranteed $2.3 billion in loans to its controlling shareholders, the Rigas family.
Allied to this sense of threat is his panther-like grace, still evident in his eighth decade, and that hinterland of guaranteed manliness and sexual authority that underpinned his stint as 007.
The momentum is evident in the deep strategizing going on inside Fox to guarantee that the show has a strong start, and the equally deep strategizing inside rivals to counter it.
Foliage resistance against late blight does not guarantee tuber resistance contrasting disease resistance phenotypes can be evident in comparing foliage and tubers from a single genotype [ 2].
