Hitler maintained that neither autarky nor international trade could provide Germany with satisfactory economic life and scope for its capacities.
Singing was my life's scope to the point that I could never have a family," she later wrote on her official web site.
While the principal source of the controversy surrounding HESC research lies in competing views about the value of human embryonic life, the scope of ethical issues in HESC research is broader than the question of the ethics of destroying human embryos.
Pedestrians see more, and notice stuff that cyclists – with their necessary, life-preserving scoping of the road ahead – can't afford the luxury of looking at.
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The classical identification of liberty with negative liberty bolsters the identification of freedom with the sphere of life outside the scope of political action.
GHG emissions were assessed with a wide scope life cycle assessment (LCA) approach, including vehicles and infrastructure, and the results were elaborated with a two-part regression model on participation in travel and amount of GHG emissions.
Given this power of everyday aesthetics, despite various debates and disagreements outlined above, aesthetics discourse can no longer exclude a large swath of our everyday life from the scope of its inquiry.
The enzymes comprising the latter group are covered in this review with respect to their occurrence across all kingdoms of life, their substrate scope and the discovery of novel sulfatase enzymes.
However, we have very little sense, for any major clade, of how much progress has been made in resolving a full tree of life and the scope of work that remains.
It has been suggested that effective approaches to support tobacco reduction among parents and smoke-free homes need to be based on an appreciation of the everyday realities of family life and the scope parents have to make changes [ 7].
