Spelke, for example, attempts to explain the development of the ability to perceptually organize the visual array into unitary, persisting objects by appeal to an infant's capacity to form a representation of the visual surface layout and the presence of mechanisms following basic principles of cohesion, boundedness, rigidity, and no action at a distance (Spelke 1990).
If there is one area in which the tangible expression of EU solidarity and the principle of cohesion must be ensured, it is in the protection of the public, the economy and the environment, in the face of disasters.
Thus, a society's "sovereignty," or its principles of independence, cohesion, and leadership, rested with its people as a whole and not with an individual and his dynasty.
Such design is consistent with design principles of "high cohesion and low coupling".
These include growing social problems and, in particular, the serious scourge of unemployment, citizen participation in Community life and decision making and whether or not to apply the principles of Community cohesion and solidarity which are enshrined in the Treaty.
S3: Secure the financial sustainability on long-run of early learning childhood education programmes in least developed municipalities, based on the principles of equity, territorial cohesion and social solidarity.
We set out to investigate whether loss of cohesion at anaphase onset would, in principle, reengage the mitotic checkpoint, and if so, how this is normally prevented.
The algorithm used in this paper is based on the principles of frequent pattern mining and the data mining concept of cohesion.
This suggests that loss of cohesion at anaphase onset results in a loss of tension that is, in principle, detected by the mitotic checkpoint, but an activity of separase, different from cohesin cleavage, prevents this.
There was a certain sense of cohesion.
What sort of cohesion is that?
