In one, justice requires compensation in some but not all cases of bad option luck.
The argument that technology neutral law requires compensation in the form of technology specific law is built on a relational conception of technology, and we explain that though technology in itself is neither good nor bad, it is never neutral.
They've got good materials for red and green, but until some scientists at Pusan University in South Korea announced they'd found a blue one today, that color was created using a less efficient process (probably less pure blue, requiring compensation in light amount or something).
Furthermore, the Doppler effect caused by the relative motion between transmitter and receiver plays an important role due to the wideband nature of the transmitted signal, which results in time expansion or compression of the symbol duration, depending on the direction of motion, and requires compensation in order to establish carrier phase and timing synchronization.
"A rule that required compensation for every delay in the use of property would render routine government processes prohibitively expensive or encourage hasty decision making".
In Europe, required compensation can go as high as €600 (roughly ~$800).
The waveguide model is used to calculate the required compensation phase of each cell in the transmitarray.
Since investors are usually risk aversion, we use the possibilistic risk premium index to measure their required compensation for implementing a venture investment in the paper.
(These are basically the facts of Pennsylvania Coal Co. v. Mahon [1922].) By and large the French legal system requires compensation only in those situations where the government has permanently deprived a landowner of the possession of his property.
Accurate conversion of magnetic resonance spectra to quantitative units of concentration generally requires compensation for differences in coil loading conditions, the gains of the various receiver amplifiers, and rescaling that occurs during post-processing manipulations.
