"Secrecy cloaks not only the operations, but their justification and rationale, which are legitimate subjects of public interest".
The punishments in Robot Hell are similar to the levels and rationale which are portrayed in Dante's The Divine Comedy, specifically the Inferno.
The constituents of Maidenhead may feel they get good value for the £65,738 she receives as their point woman in parliament, but using that performance rationale which is so popular around the cabinet table, the rest of us surely have good reason to feel cheated.
The first is the market failure rationale, which is considered to be valid although provides insufficient justification for policy intervention.
Structure and content of teacher education depend on a deeper rationale, which is a result of cultural boundaries.
It is important that this misinformation is met with thoughtful conversation and rationale, which is one of the overarching goals of the Darwin Day UT program.
The second quadrant was considered hand holding where the students were provided with a rationale, which is similar to a situation where a parent holds hands with their child.
The economic rationale, which is the deliberate construction of the future, is present in supplier selection not only at the company but also at the market level: in addition to a focus on its own market share, i.e., its "tranche", the company strives to expand the industry itself by expanding the range of authors and illustrators.
This change in the guideline paradigm has an intuitively obvious rationale, which is: the higher the risk, the greater the benefit from prevention, assuming the benefit to be proportional to the baseline risk.
Thus, inhibition of PCSK9 prevents LDL receptor degradation and offers the possibility of lowering LDL cholesterol levels, a rationale which is now supported by clinical trials [ 99].
