If humans had no tendency to obey, for example, the Milgram experiment would not have delivered the results it delivered.
Their strike will consist simply of meticulously obeying, for once, the traffic rules of the Code de la Route.
The person I immediately worked for was a tabloid journalist called Tim Hewat and from him, I learned one vital rule to be obeyed: for TV you must write clearly to reach a mass audience.
Are we to expect that because the United States reluctantly intervened in a European war six decades ago, and in the process helped liberate France, that France must now blindly obey for the next four zillion years whatever a warmongering American elite decides is just?
And "to F" stands for "to create a duty to be obeyed", for example.
Beer's law was obeyed for all compounds over the entire wavelengths (220 280 nm).
Fortunately, at the receiver, this structure is obeyed for MF, ZF and MMSE receiver filters.
TTS was obeyed for blends of Zn-SPS and mPA, though these blends appeared to be immiscible or partially miscible.
It could be seen that the Beer Lambert law was obeyed for compound 2 in the concentration range from 10−6 to 5 × 10−5 M.
Expected relations for the diffusion controlled, one-electron deposition of an insoluble substance are obeyed for silver(I); but reduction of cadmium II) on mercury is more complex.
