While much has been written on the capability approach in recent years, by an increasing number of scholars, including philosophers, much of the philosophical work needed for turning the open-ended capability approach into a specific theory of justice remains to be done.
Shown also is a rotation table, needed for turning the object around its axis, which has to be aligned perpendicular to the detector axis.
High-throughput screens for multiple targets provide large amounts of data, and novel means are needed for turning this into meaningful information to support flagging-up of potential negative side effects that warrant further investigation in subsequent studies, or indeed to identify drug candidates that should not be progressed further.
In response to the businesses' request to truncate turning lanes, to make room for more parking spots, Ms. Sadik-Khan offered a suggestion of her own: banning left turns entirely on some blocks, eliminating the need for a turning lane at all.
We feel selfish for thinking that we need healing, and for turning that heart focus to ourselves, rather than those in the immediate community.
As computing power has soared, so has the need for power, turning that relationship on its head: electrical capacity is often the central element of lease agreements, and space is secondary.
Parents simply need to take responsibility for turning off their cell phones and pagers during family time.
The applicability is due to the little amount of time needed, that is, only for turning on and off the televisions, and also to the limited associated costs.
In this capsule study of human need, Ms. Isaksen's gift for turning physical movement into metaphor was typically resonant.
