But he said this did not refer to enabling the publishers to force Amazon to raise prices, too.
Digeser looks back to Foucault for an answer and concludes that, since a degree of autonomy 'presupposes certain capacities that already individualize us, it is more likely that Foucault is making the deeper claim that the forging of subjects refers to the enabling or disabling of agency' (Digeser 1992, p. 980).
In particular what possibilities do people envisage when they understand a causal counterfactual, and a causal conditional that refers to an enabling cause?
And so our second question is, what possibilities do people envisage when they understand a causal conditional that refers to an enabling cause such as 'if the ignition key was turned the car started'?
We expect that when a context is provided that explicitly refers to other enabling causes, e.g., 'there is petrol in the car', and alternative causes, e.g. 'the car has a start button', inferences such as modus ponens (A therefore B) and denial of the antecedent (not-A therefore not-B) will be suppressed for counterfactuals.
The study of therapeutic landscapes, restorative places and enabling environments – what might collectively be referred to as enabling places – has revealed much of the relationship between place and health promotion.
This second group of ABGCs responded with constantly and incrementally increasing, less sensitive spike output (L-group; referring to Linear) enabling them to linearly report various input strengths.
Technology-exploration refers to practices which enable firms to acquire new knowledge and technologies from outside through customer involvement, external networking, external participation, outsourcing R&D, and the inward licensing of IP [15, 24].
#Reduction which refers to methods that enable researchers to obtain comparable levels of information from fewer animals, or to obtain more information from the same number of animals.
Software coupling in computer science refers to the ability to enable software applications to work together, and thus to achieve a common objective.
