Lorne Greene — a historical precondition for Leslie Nielsen — was Canadian.
The article explores the intersection between natural resources, case-specific technological advancements, political initiatives, fiscal circumstances and the socio-historical preconditions that led to this transformation of daily practices of an entire nation.
To a large extent, modern man is shaped by cultural-historical preconditions, by the very civilization that has fostered us.
And beneath it all, some large trends: In the Middle East and North Africa, a combination of economic stagnation, a youth bulge and a sense of historical grievance — all the preconditions for radicalism and terrorism.
We argue that the large difference between the two regions is due to a combination of different historical developments and ecological preconditions: Namibian resource users have a longer experience in cooperative resource management and intact traditional norms.
More specifically, it is VP's quest to "discern [Erkennen], in the spiritual evolution and earliest and simplest forms of [communal] life, the spiritual essence of humanity [das geistige Wesen des Menschen] and so too the basic precondition of historical life" (L III: 234), that lets psychology found the historical sciences (L III: 227-8).
In the historical context, it is important to mention that the so-called preconditions argument has never held water.
The more advanced car manufacturers have some companion applications that can precondition the car, unlock the doors and show historical trip details for basic social collaboration.
2. The historical experience of parole suggests that a horizon of hope is an essential precondition for legitimacy in prisons.
