"The law touches us, but here and there, now and then," he wrote, but manners "refine us by a constant, steady, uniform, sensible operation, like that of the air we breathe".
The RS 7's intuitiveness extends to its infotainment system, which tromps those of its German counterparts for sensible operation and non-obtrusive redundant controls.
The objects of government may be divided into two general classes; the one depending on measures which have singly an immediate and sensible operation; the other depending on a succession of well chosen and well connected measures, which have a gradual and perhaps unobserved operation.
In his view, our knowledge of the essence of a thing is only an approximate guess based on the sensible operations of the thing in question (III, 122).
Selectivity to ester is less sensible to operation parameters.
The resurrection of the automotive industry through sensible co-operation between government and business has become a beacon for other sectors to follow rather than an isolated example of industrial success.
Unless sensitive and sensible international co-operation suddenly appears, the march of the markets, increasingly dysfunctional in serving speculation over genuine trade, will lead us to dictatorship, from which the only relief will be a depressing withdrawal into our national boundaries.
cyREST follows ROD recommendations for sensible mappings between CRUD operations (create, read, update, and delete) and HTTP operations (POST, GET, PUT, DELETE) on data objects.
With the phones ringing from first thing in the morning, the only sensible option was co-operation.
In addition, until recently, we have not paid enough attention to limiting our costs, and to running efficient operations through sensible policies and practices.
But the individuation of matter into sensible bodies is essentially an operation performed by thought, even though it has its foundation in the local dispositions of matter itself.
