America's repeated refusals to end genocides were not "accidental products of neglect," Power wrote.
Critics of existential geography claim that existential approaches are essentialist, implicitly masculinist, neglect power structures, and have an ideological bias toward bounded, static, exclusionary places.
For those thinkers, the state and its citizens were part of a moral or organic unity, "society". In particular, society was a unity in which governments and "successful" citizens had the (hitherto neglected) power through social action to constitute, and thereby enhance (and not merely regulate), the social, moral, and material lives of the poor.
if we neglect power limited users.
The RS neglects power fluctuations occurring near ( v_{A} ) due to their small magnitudes.
Some argue that liberal feminism's focus on the distribution of benefits and burdens in society neglects power relations (Young 1990, 37) and the eroticization of domination and subordination that are the true linchpins of the gender system (MacKinnon 1987 19899).
Finally, let r i,j be the branch connecting bus b i and bus b j, with x i,j, the reactance of the branch, P i,j, the power 'flowing' from b j to b i (if we neglect power loss on the transmission line, we get P i,j =−P j,i ), and c i,j, the maximum tolerable power on the branch.
The experience, he concluded, "reconnected us with the neglected power of human interaction".
For one thing, it makes a glamorous case for the lately neglected powers of sufficiently adept drawing.
Respective scholars have accused other researchers of neglecting "real power concentrations" in the biofuels industries.
