Tackling an opponent, being tackled by an opponent, and blocking an opponent accounted for 20%% (n = 48), 14%% (n = 34), and 11%% (n = 28) of concussions as the sole mechanisms, respectively, and were contributing mechanisms in an additional 4%% (n = 8), 4 % (n = 8), and 2%% (n = 4), respectively.
It should not prove impossible for a man who was chosen as leader of his party chiefly because he was a moderniser, and who, by even his opponents' accounts, fought an effective election campaign.
Al-Ghazālī suggests that, because (iii) is false, his opponents' account of causation in nature is mistaken.
"They felt that non-violent resistance could only work in a situation where the resisters had a potential ally in the conscious of the opponent," King accounted.
This is the second time AlphaGo has beaten a highly ranked human opponent, having accounted for the South Korean master Lee Sedol 4-1 in 2016.
He takes to task, in particular, Ilora Finlay, the most formidable opponent, on account of her many roles – professor of palliative care, chair of the National Council for Palliative Care, past president of the BMA and a member of the BMA ethics committee.
One popular theory in sensory neuroscience of how the brain codes for sensory qualities (like color) is the opponent process account (Hardin 1988).
The opponent must account for the relation between those parts and the whole, and we are brought back to the beginning.
To calculate dominance ranks, we used David's Score (DS) [ 62, 63] and Clutton-Brock et al.'s index (CBI) [ 64], two methods that take the relative strength of the opponent into account.
And if Tebow's presence does force opponents to account for him, to wonder just how often he will play — Wade Phillips, the Texans' defensive coordinator, acknowledged as much to Ryan on Monday — it has yet to bewilder a team so completely that a discernible impact is noticed.
