Rather, when he says that unequal relationships based on character are imperfect, his point is that people are friends in the fullest sense when they gladly spend their days together in shared activities, and this close and constant interaction is less available to those who are not equal in their moral development.
Audry Blaylock, Ruby Landau and Diana Aharonian receive tremendous, ungrudging support from Joe, Bill and Natalie -- devoted children with a close, constant interest in their parents' welfare.
I try to take every precaution I can, and urge them to take every precaution that they can, and we keep in close, constant touch.
But now the incessant digital static of the Internet, that irresistible force we live in such close, constant contact with, is setting the deep-immersion experience necessary to produce great works of literature against a constant barrage of information.
Obligatory cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) courses for all registered pool owners could provide an opportunity to append other pool safety information about pool toys and flotation devices; and the necessity for close, constant and visual supervision.
By keeping a close, constant eye on your money and expenses, you should be able to avoid any overdraft fees incurred due to overspending.
By exploiting the fact that the current closest features are probably near the previous closest features, near constant query time is achieved in practice.
Older children should not try this without constant, close supervision.
The key advantage of this system architecture is that the SOFC is operated without major load variations close to constant load, resulting in longer lifetime and thus reducing total costs of operation.
In practice, however, this is unlikely to reveal much, as the time between successive expirations is close to constant.
