He denies any material constraints on attributions of integrity: as long as agents behave in epistemically responsible ways in forming, reflecting and expressing their convictions, they possess integrity regardless of the nature of the convictions arrived at.
Calhoun's account of integrity places only limited material constraints on the kinds of commitments that a person of integrity may endorse.
Significant, as well, are the new material constraints on the practice of philosophy: not just the rise of the university professor after Kant as the most prominent representative figure, but the correlative emergence of the professional journal as the typical venue of presentation and publication.
Examples of material constraints are the first stage blades of a gas turbine or the receiver of a solar tower plant, but there are other temperature constraints, such as the ones related with the heat transfer fluid.
The contributions to this volume show how, like the circulation of people, material constraints also shape the circulation of ideas and practices.
The design of structures that maximise strength given certain material constraints is a class of problem that appears commonly in mechanical engineering.
In view of the limitations of many available strategic supply chain design models, this model involves three major supply chain stages, including procurement, production, and distribution, and their interactions; it takes into account bill of materials constraints for modeling complex supply chain inter-relationships.
Finally, this work underlines the views that patients and care providers have of PIEM, which limit the management of PIEM more than the material constraints or the social dynamics of the patient-care provider relationship.
But the engineer, whose aim is to maximize safety within a series of material constraints, cannot be distracted by how you and I feel.
