The Arrow-Sen framework lends itself to studying this aggregation problem as well; and an impossibility theorem, if it applies, limits the possibilities for arriving at overall similarities of the sort that Lewis presupposes.
The S.E.C. applied limited safeguards on trading after the "flash crash" of 2010 sent the broader market plummeting in a matter of minutes.
In September 2011 the BBC Trust had questioned the executive about delays and likely knock-on effects to the benefits of the project, according to the NAO report, "but then applied limited challenge until July 2012".
"No other majority in the history of the court," Mr. Flanders wrote, "has applied limiting language to the very case being decided".
Spatial restrictions were also applied, limiting studies to Canada.
Third, task paradigms including social cognition, self-reference, and subjective scales were not applied, limiting the analysis of the findings.
It is necessary to apply limited resources to the most critical nodes to maximize the effect of either protecting a system or destroying a criminal or terrorist organization.
"If it ain't broke, don't fix it" is another overused, though quite applicable phrase that applies to how IT and management teams think about where to apply limited resources to implement meaningful change.
But perhaps this is as it should be: double effect might be easier to explain and justify if the range of cases to which it applies is limited in this way.
The credit would be worth the same whatever the borrower's tax bracket, and the cap on mortgages to which it would apply limits the tax hand-out for the rich.Not a bad plan, in its modest way, if the goal is partly to let the hot air out of house prices and partly to redistribute benefits.
