And yet... "opposing" Trident, in some blurry and unspecific way, isn't the same as disengaging from the neo-imperial delusions of the British state, in a way that would signal the end of its great-power status, and send shockwaves throughout the world.
But psychology has typically addressed this relationship in a broad, unspecific way, with little attention yet to which situations might particularly affect which dispositions.
The rationale behind this proposal is that, if A has a definitional meaning, then A should be introduced according to its meaning and not in an unspecific way.
In the first case, A is introduced in an unspecific way, i.e., independent of its definition, whereas in the second case, A is introduced in a specific way, namely according to its meaning as given by the definition of A. It can be shown that contraction is only critical (with respect to cut elimination) if a specific occurrence of A is identified with an unspecific one.
Higher resistance evolved in coevolved lines in a directional and unspecific way [ 13].
Chloroplast transcripts would be further stabilised by stable stem-loops structures at their 3′ ends, protecting them, in a rather unspecific way, from 3′ → 5′ exonucleotidic degradation.
Rather than modulating sustained pre-stimulus activity in an unspecific way (e.g. via arousal), this new approach allowed us to train participants to voluntarily 'clamp' pre-stimulus levels of regionally specific brain activity at high or low levels.
The DSM-IV [ 15] shows the category of the psychological factors affecting medical conditions trying to better specify the psychological aspects but it is used in a very unspecific way.
These are photographs of everywhere and nowhere, as unspecific in their way as the large, up-close images in Culatra, but evocative all the same.
In this, way an unspecific side effect of CMT would inhibit the degradation of HIF-1α.
Although it seems that APRV is well defined, the characteristics are surprisingly unspecific, as is the way APRV is used.
