It's also why network TV aimed for mass audiences and maintained conventions such as a "family hour," when parents and kids could sit down together to watch shows.
For instance, a society in which people maintain a convention simply from unreflective conformism would satisfy Millikan's definition.
Current traces from such recordings are displayed inverted to maintain the convention of GABAergic SOCs being outward.
I strongly urge the authors to maintain this convention, irrespective of their valid argument that the AP axis does not completely reflect the tilted orientation of the hippocampal and parahippocampal regions in the human.
While the numerous examples these authors presented support the claim that monkeys appear to be weak social learners, this created a puzzling gap in explaining newly emerging evidence from the field that capuchin monkeys maintain social conventions and other group specific foraging traditions that are highly suggestive of social transmission [23], [24], [25], [26], [27].
Israel claims the land is disputed, not occupied, and maintains the convention does not apply.
And it requires nothing of America.The UNFCCC's discussions on "long-term co-operative action", which began in Bali two years ago, are meant to produce a new agreement that does tie in America and the other big developing economies, while maintaining the convention's commitment to "common but differentiated responsibilities".
In the absence of any data to suggest breast-conserving surgery (BCS) with clear margins is any less safe than in patients with non-IBC, there is no justification for the mandatory requirement for maintaining the convention of recommending mastectomy in all patients with IBC.
Conventionalists will maintain that our conventions are an excellent guide to which kinds exist, since these very conventions determine which kinds exist.
Though aware that their exchanges will be eavesdropped by a readership in many languages, they maintain the epistolary conventions of intimacy, the illusion of private conspiracy.
