So an ethic of caring that seeks to account for individual and social morality generally needs to say something in its own voice about social and international justice and about how given individuals can realize the virtue of justice.
However, the physicians also recognized the importance of altruism and empathy as traditional medical professionalism virtues and reported that they realize these virtues in practice whenever the sociocultural conditions facilitate it.
It's only once we get the product home and try to use it that we realize the virtues of simplicity.
As children grow, they are in a constant struggle between short- and long-term thinking, and as a parent, it is your role to guide them in learning how to tune into their deeper selves, to delay instant gratification, and to realize the virtues of self-discipline.
An elastic sealing ring was added in the middle of the collar, and gas tightness was realized by virtue of the interference matching between the elastic sealing ring and the casing thread.
An ultra-high protein immobilization capacity (2600 μg streptavidin/mg SiO2@PAAs) was realized by virtue of its rich carboxyl groups and spherical brush structure, which opens up new possibilities for biomedical applications.
Transfer to the general case (u_in H_{s}({mathbf{R}}^{2}setminusoverline{C_^{a}})) is realized by virtue of the density of class (C_{0}^{infty}({mathbf{R}}^{2}setminus overline{C_^{a}})) in space (H_{s}({mathbf{R}}^{2}setminusoverline{C_^{a}})).
Hook supported a conception of American democracy as a society that had been built upon individual rights and equality before the law, where greater equality was to be realized by virtue of the fact that the United States was a society of multiple opportunities with differing patterns for upward mobility.
High-level kinds are multiply realized in virtue of the fact that different physical kinds play the required role in different organisms, systems or contexts.. Thus, if we individuate the high-level kinds in a more fine-grained way, we can save a weaker form of type-identity theory.
There is definitely something Orwellian about Fry-Revere's vision of creating a libertarian utopia by morphing language so that people realize the inherent virtue of all economic transactions.
