This premise, supported as it is by the Consequence Argument and near cousins of the Consequence Argument (see section 4.1), will demand of Wolf that, minimally, she show what is wrong with arguments like the Consequence Argument, and optimally, that she offer some positive compatibilist account of the ability to do otherwise.
Kates quickly discovered that she had the same passion for helping people design organizations that enable them to collaborate and function optimally, as she did for urban design.
And as on Earth, detecting and rectifying a vehicle's faults on a timely basis can help it function optimally, and for longer, she says.
Before retirement, an economic agent's leisure rate is upper limited by L, and when the leisure rate at which the economic agent optimally enjoys reaches L, she is forced to reduce leisure and to increase consumption to retain the utility.
28 For skin cancer detection, a patient was considered to be optimally monitored if he or she had been examined at least once by a dermatologist; if more than 40 nevi were present, annual evaluation by a dermatologist was required for optimal monitoring.
She added that "an optimally fitted spacesuit improves an astronaut's ability to accomplish the tasks.
Those things "did not happen optimally" with the current NIH reorganization, she says.
A subject was considered to have optimally controlled HT if he or she had a DBP < 90 mm Hg with SBP < 160 mm Hg while on regular anti-hypertensive medication.
A patient was considered to be monitored optimally for infectious diseases if he or she had had (1) a dental examination within the previous year, (2) an influenza vaccination within the previous year, and (3) a pneumococcal vaccination within the previous 5 years.
Taking into account her age factor she was less likely to be optimally debulked and also necessitate a post operative intensive care stay [ 18].
