When he asserted during the police examination that he would have sent his own father to his death if that had been required, he did not mean merely to stress the extent to which he was under orders, and ready to obey them; he also meant to show what an "idealist" he had always been.
Arendt insisted that Eichmann's professed fidelity to the Nazi cause "did not mean merely to stress the extent to which he was under orders, and ready to obey them; he meant to show what an 'idealist' he had always been".
Total stress defect extent (TDE) and summed stress score (SSS) based on a 17-segment model were obtained from the software packages.
The total stress defect extent (TDE) of 3% or greater has also been proposed as a criterion for abnormality by the group behind ECTb [10].
The liver tissue was collected from female pups at different pubertal periods (PND50, 90 and 110) to evaluate oxidative stress biomarkers, extent of DNA damage and histopathological changes.
Equity feminists stress the extent to which these early thinkers and activists identify women's liberation with equal respect for women's right against coercive interference (Stolba and Furchtgott-Roth 2001, 1 2).
The response to PEEP, passing from 5 to 45 cmH2O is minimal (average decrease of stress raiser extent 6 ± 5%) and inter-individual variability is great (in 11 patients, stress raisers increased passing from PEEP 5 to PEEP 45).
In contrast, standard CMR function and perfusion criteria were not discriminatory (LV ejection fraction, LV enddiastolic volume, LV mass, LV wall stress, transmural extent of ischemia and temporal persistence of ischemia).
One strand within living constitutionalism, upon which we will be focus below, stresses the extent to which constitutional interpretation resembles the kind of reasoning that takes place in other areas of the law pertaining to common law legal systems, such as the law of contracts and torts.
For steel sections subjected to compressive stresses, the extent to which strain hardening can be exploited (i.e. the strain at which failure occurs) depends on the susceptibility to local buckling.
