Adjudication in Bentham's reformed courts would require the strict application of the utilitarian codes of law.
If the utilitarian Constitutional Code was directed "for the use of all nations and all governments professing liberal opinions", as its title page declared, the political positions it embraced were recommended, in the first instance, for adoption at home.
Apple's pseudo mobile wallet Passbook, which previously offered a way for users to store their tickets, store cards, and coupons now has another new feature that makes it more utilitarian: a QR code scanner.
It emphasizes the homeostatic utilitarian of diversity, besides narrowly and diffusely utilitarian and ethical impetration.
(1) The ethical-theory argument has four parts and argues that no major ethics codes (Aristotelian, Thomistic, utilitarian, egalitarian) allow avoidable DT because, even if epigenetic change is not heritable, DT unjustifiably harms individual human flourishing, life, equality, and good.
But Fitbit hasn't cracked the code for making a truly utilitarian smartwatch for the general public.
Julian B. McDonnell, Bank Liability for Fraudulent Checks: The Clash of the Utilitarian and Paternalist Creeds Under the Uniform Commercial Code, 73 Geo.
For each item, the response of a given subject, a given stimulation (anodal, cathodal VPC-tDCS and anodal, cathodal OC-tDCS) and a given time (pre, post tDCS) was coded as 0 (non-utilitarian) or 1 (utilitarian) and the corresponding RT was entered.
Filmy lace pieces under tailoring, and utilitarian D-ring fastenings at the hip of elegant skirts, juxtaposed masculine codes with feminine ones.
The penal code was to be the first in a collection of codes that would constitute the utilitarian pannomion, a complete body of law based on the utility principle, the development of which was to engage Bentham in a lifetime's work and was to include civil, procedural, and constitutional law.
