In any case he seems to have been able to restrict sexual attraction to the mental plane.
In the rest of our paper we restrict cultural attraction to the narrow sense, because this seems to capture the genuine theoretical disagreement: the extent to which cultural evolution is influenced by individual transformation or by selection-like processes.
Proposition 8 concludes by arguing that attractive forces act immediately to infinity and by adding a "preliminary suggestion" (4:518) as to how one might be able to construct the concept of cohesion (which Kant understands as attraction that is restricted to contact).
We also examined the spread of same-sex attraction in models restricted to males, to females, to opposite sex friends, and to same-sex friends (available from the corresponding author upon request).
The fact that a certain chemical substance is restricted to a specific function, such as sex attraction, does not necessarily mean that it was evolved solely for that purpose.
A world-renowned attraction was the Royal Ballet, until modern times restricted to performances before Cambodian royalty.
Future work will be necessary to determine if Ppa-obi-1 expression restoicthe to the amphid sheath is sufficient to rescue the ZTDO attraction defect in P. pacificus and if the amphid sheath cells are required to mediate ZTDO sensing.
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But gravitational attraction is so puny that it had been tough to prove whether objects under its influence were equally restricted.
This dynasty, which lasted until 1911, restricted immigration of ethnic Chinese to the underpopulated Manchu homeland, which with its long cold winters in any case held limited attraction for most Chinese.
In many cases the calculations have been restricted to model systems, in particular to mixtures of hard-sphere (envisioned as billiard balls) molecules i.e., idealized molecules that have finite size but no forces of attraction.
