This makes his monism far more restrictive than existence monism (perhaps it is best understood as substance dualism plus material existence monism: monism about the material objects as counted by tokens), and makes his claim to represent the actual Eleatic view rather questionable.
Increasing D ≫ 1 in a ( 0 ) = D leads to comparably shaped limiting surfaces with a less restrictive regime of existence.
Though this is seemingly a more restrictive notion, the existence of this one-partition version is equivalent to that of a general paradoxical decomposition, provided that (mathcal {S}) contains the unit (of ({mathcal A}) or (widetilde{{mathcal A}})).
Cameron worked with the Joint Chiefs of Staff, where her responsibilities were so secretive, they turned her own life into an equally restrictive and disconnected existence.
It is important to check whether a restrictive scenario for the existence of variation is confirmed or, on the contrary, a scenario of variation similar to that observed with coding genes also occurs in miRNAs.
Testing labs and those referring labs that did wish to provide MOT on-site were also similar in their perception of the two legal/regulatory barriers identified; only minorities of respondents perceived a lack of appropriate test regulation and oversight, or the existence of restrictive patents or licenses, as having some or high impact.
Adams highlights that while the Lady Chablis and Arquette's existence in more restrictive times were important, societal perception and lack of understanding didn't make it easy.
But abortion rights advocates say the existence of the more restrictive state law has a chilling effect on some doctors and prompts some women to leave the state for late-term abortions.
Although these eigenvalues are generally somewhat smaller for PIPER, because the rigid body approximation leads to a steeper increase in energy as we move away from the minimum along the most restrictive direction, both programs clearly indicate the existence of a restrictive subspace.
