Although it is not representative itself, the NHANES III call-back cohort provides the best available estimation of OP pesticide exposure in the general U.S. population before implementation of the FQPA.
The family, with agents and other representatives, calls itself Team Revis, and they make decisions — to hold out, for how much, when to compromise — together.
That struggle, probably as old as representative democracy itself, most notably dates from the consolidation of corporate power that began after the industrial revolution.
But it is an easily overlooked truth that the founders saw the cure for faction not in the regulation of political parties but in representative democracy itself.
Representative government itself, however, tends to limit the power of public opinion to influence specific government decisions, since ordinarily the only choice the public is given is that of approving or disapproving the election of a given official.
Mill deems Whig defenses of a greatly restricted franchise and virtual representation to be arguments against representative government itself.
Of course, the claim that a given subpopulation C is representative is itself a hypothesis that is open to inductive support by evidence.
Moreover, we found that the modified values of ST at mean progress variable ¯c ≈ 0.5 show good agreements between Bunsen-type and spherical flames, suggesting that ST determined at flame surfaces with ¯c = 0.5 may be a better representative of itself regardless of the flame geometries.
Music, differing from language in being non-representative, lends itself to phenomenological analysis in the meaning it carries beyond its mere physical nature as sound waves and in its character as an ideal object that must be constituted through its unfolding stages, i.e., polythetically.
