"If you start with a system of heavy reliance on the local property tax and have mobile populations, you're going to end up with geographic distributions that are unequal," said Frank S. Levy, a labor economist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
This system of agricultural self-reliance provided a better quality of life than that of African descendants anywhere else in the Americas.
Therefore, the total number of intuitive answers provides a measure of reliance on system-1 thinking, and the total number of correct answers provides a measure of reliance on system-2 thinking.1 Low system-2 scores on the CRT have been shown to predict increased use of decision-making heuristics and shortcuts (Toplak et al., 2011) and reduced willingness to delay gratification (Frederick, 2005).
The offspring must make a rapid transition between the embryonic dependence on extra-embryonic membranes for respiration and excretion, to the free-living stage of reliance on organ systems such as lungs, kidneys, sense organs, skeletal muscles, and the like.
I have a realistic grasp of the culture of the Senate, having worked in that body for over six years, and an academic understanding of our system of governance with its steadfast reliance upon incremental change and compromise, having recently taught a college course on public policy.
Harbaugh's West Coast system, with its reliance on high-percentage short passes, plays a part, of course.
Lack of a positive response by soricid populations to our downed treatments may be attributable to the early CWD decay stage within these plots or an indication that within fire-adapted pine-dominated systems of the Southeast, reliance on CWD is less than in other forest types.
But the current system of European banking regulation, with its reliance on coordination among national supervisors, has so far failed to restore confidence in the financial sector.
The results indicate a typical system of smallholder livestock production with heavy reliance on cereal by-products, a mix of livestock species and a relative scarcity of stored feed resources relative to overall livestock holdings.
Deciding whether to implement social rights is not a matter of deciding whether to bear such burdens, but rather of deciding whether to continue with total reliance on a system of informal provision that distributes assistance in a very spotty way and whose costs fall very unevenly on families, friends, and communities.
Finally, the International Labor Rights Forum's 2014 report revealed the government's continued reliance on a system of detention centers where alleged drug addicts are locked up for years without a trial and subjected to forced labor, producing goods for private companies, some of which are being imported to the United States.
