The psychological scale included six dimensions that are typically used to evaluate a humanoid: utility, clumsiness of motion, possibility of communication, controllability, vulnerability, and objective hardness.
With all of that and more being the case, how can it be a good idea to set in motion the possibility that Americans might wake up one morning to find that Sarah Palin is president?
Second, Israel should undertake an act of genuine acknowledgment of the dispossession and displacement visited on the Palestinian people, including compensating refugees where appropriate, and thus set in motion the possibility of reconciliation.
Kremzow had not requested to attend the proceedings, and his presence was not ordered by the court on its own motion, although both possibilities were provided for by law.
The electrode meets the requirements for contactless measurement, resistance to motion artefacts and possibility to make long and repeated recordings.
Thus, in both cases, the national courts sought guidance as to whether new arguments based on Community law can be raised by the parties or considered by the judge of his own motion when the possibility is foreclosed by national procedural rules.
Money in motion provides the possibility of gains in excess of inflation, but also the risk of potential losses.
Specific advantages over CT are a higher soft tissue contrast, the capability of MRI to perform dynamic imaging of lesion displacement in relation to respiratory motion and the possibility of repeat studies due to the lack of radiation exposure.
If diminished sensitivity to motion raises the possibility that a patient's transient attention might not be attracted to a moving stimulus, a behaviorally valuable eye movement may not be performed and a potentially hazardous situation may not be recognized.
