It found that any "theoretical conflict" in the state Constitution between "the strictures of the Appropriations Clause and the mandate of the Education Clause" must be resolved in education's favor.
Bottom: Theoretical conflict measure S in the case of agent renewal, reproducing the qualitatively analogue evolution of WP articles with parameter values N = 640, ϵ T = 0.2 and μ A = 0.1, as well as ϵ A = 0.35, 0.42, 0.30 and p new = 0.001, 0.001, 0.002 for the three war scenarios, respectively.
But that's true of any theoretical conflict.
To underscore the theoretical conflict in applying these coefficients to the same patient sample we will link the coefficients reported by Kopec et al [ 4] through repeated measures and regression ANOVA tables.
Despite the fact that most traditional doctors believe that there are theoretical and clinical conflicts between Traditional medicine and Western medicine, a large percentage of them think it's possible to integrate.
Whereas it is commonly supposed, or predicted, by theoretical analyses of conflicts of interest within the family (cf Godfray, 1995; Lessells, 2012) that at least some members of the family have full control over the provision of parental investment, and that conflicts will be resolved in an evolutionarily stable way, our experiments suggest that neither is likely to be true in the real world.
Most of the active sub-strategic nuclear weapons in the world today seem to be deployed in Europe in theoretical preparation for conflict in our part of the world.
The further development of the practice view will be shaped by the need to accommodate these apparently conflicting theoretical constraints.
This we consider as a further step towards the theoretical characterization of conflict in social cooperative systems such as WP [28].
Case histories and theoretical accounts identify conflict with romantic partners as a recurrent, core interpersonal problem for people high in partner-specific socially prescribed perfectionism.
