Neither approach from principle delivers all it promises, but the American individualistic method delivers far, far less.
Philosophers and theologians may speculate about the essence of human nature, but biologists have a kick-the-tires test that should, in principle, deliver an exact definition.
The third selling point: Hydrogen could, in principle, deliver energy independence to every nation because it can be derived using any number of sources-including oil, natural gas, nuclear fission, coal, hydroelectric power and wind.
This scalable fiber-coupled LED system can be used to deliver light independent of the microscope objective and could, in principle, deliver light in parallel to multiple brain regions or to multiple genetically engineered animals.
The combination of these features with highly permeable polymers can, in principle, deliver membranes that meet the most important requirements for the capture of CO2 under relevant post-combustion conditions and of H2 under relevant pre-combustion conditions.
We see ourselves as a demonstration of sound economic principles delivering healthy, high-quality food".
Taken together, these principles deliver a highly idealized notion of knowledge (belief), not mirroring the actual status of human, that is, finite and fallible, epistemic agents.
Effectiveness is evaluated by Sadler using three generic criteria: procedural (to meet accepted principles and provisions), substantive (to achieve established purposes and objectives), and transactive (to determine the extent to which the procedural principles deliver the substantive objectives at the least cost and in the minimum time possible).
The reassessment process, based on the test-retest-principle, delivers important information about the effect of an applied intervention or technique and thus assists the therapist in further decision making.
