High-end graduated taxes based on the notion of "ability to pay" became the touchstone of American tax policy.
Note that this is consistent with the notion of ability differentiation in which the general intelligence factor is hypothesized to be a weaker source of individual differences at higher levels of this factor (Deary et al. 1996).
Whether this objection has force depends on the notion of 'abilities'; one might think the paralyzed have abilities that they can't exercise.
Note that r = 0.5 suggests that those not tested are only at 50% risk of hypoxia (given Zs) compared to those who were tested: this is consistent with the notion of predictive ability of the clinical judgment, beyond Zs, that the hypoxia test is positive.
The domain-linked category refers to the notion of key vocational abilities, such as knowledge that is general but also relevant for solving vocational or professional problems.
Some compatibilists (e.g., Saunders, 1968; Perry, xxxx) have argued that incompatibilist defenders of the Consequence Argument rely upon the outlandish notion of ability in the first premise of their argument.
Some compatibilists (most notably Lewis,1981, but see also Graham, 2008 and Pendergraft, 2011), fixing upon ability pertaining to the laws of nature, have argued that incompatibilist defenders of the Consequence Argument rely upon the outlandish notion of ability in the first premise of their argument.
Since the notion of measuring academic ability solely on the basis of standardized test scores has been a source of controversy over the years, the authors also examined these trends using another measure: the selectivity or competitiveness of one's undergraduate institution.
9 He flips the focus from disability, which relates to the lack of health or being in 'non-health' onto the positive notion of ability, or where there is the presence of health.
For many musicians and composers, the notion of giving fans the ability to mess around readily with a treasured creation will be anathema.
Elevating the notion of the individual's ability to take responsibility for the historical tradition into a transcendent faith, Scholem came, over time, to define himself explicitly as "a religious anarchist".
