In "The Fragility of Goodness," one of the best-selling contemporary philosophy books, she rejected Plato's argument that a good life is one of total self-sufficiency.
Sundance Nature Village, Tekirova, Antalya Sandwiched between towering Mount Tahtali and the translucent waters of its 1km arch-shaped private beach, Sundance strives towards total self-sufficiency.
Members reject the term cult, describing their commune as a nation, one that aims at total self-sufficiency and boasts its own currency, schools, federal and local government, newspapers, Web site and tax code.
Such buildings were roundly condemned by JG Ballard, who felt that the "rapid turnover of acquaintances, the lack of involvement with others, and the total self-sufficiency of lives" he saw in high-rises would allow "the psychotics" to take over.
There is no reckoning, since the higher educational system has attained a point of total self-sufficiency, immune to whatever goes on outside.
The sleep effectiveness scale measures both quality and length of sleep as perceived by the patient using the following five characteristics: rest upon awakening, subjective quality of sleep, sleep sufficiency evaluation, total sleep time, and total sleep period.
Sufficiency means that the total score is sufficient, i.e. no additional information besides the total score can be gained from studying the response profile of the items [33].
Another, related problem for the sufficiency of total brain failure for human death arises from reflection on locked-in syndrome.
Left in crippling pain with severe nerve damage, she went in an instant from complete self-sufficiency to total financial dependence.
Like them she conveys the can-do spirit and the crisp self-sufficiency of a total professional.
In the scenario self-sufficiency b, a total of 200,000 m3 bioethanol is produced.
