If the chances are very high that experimenting on one human, who is a far superior experimental animal when it comes to human disease, can prevent great suffering or death in many humans, then the utilitarian may, if side effects are minimal, condone such an experiment.
Those who in the past have denied the absoluteness of the aesthetic judgment (sensationalistic, hedonistic or utilitarian aestheticians) denied in effect the quality, reality and autonomy of art.
Rust-colored, formed in a pattern of concentric rings that produce an off-kilter, slumped-cake effect, this utilitarian charmer presents a challenge to even the most disciplined scholar-artist: who can concentrate on anything else when it's around?
Family capitalism related to the job, to the firm, and to the territory has always brought into question the aims of purely economic and utilitarian models and their perverse effects.
The effect is a utilitarian, Shaker style.
For example, the gender-related effects of tDCS on utilitarian judgments might agree with the known gender specificity in the effects of cathodal and anodal tDCS on brain excitability [55], [56], [57].
ROBERTA SMITH 'PLATE DEPICTING A FLOWERING SHRUB IN TWO-TONED LUSTER,' IRAQ, METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART There is more than one way to recreate and increase the effect of light in utilitarian objects.
This effect is reversed for the utilitarian type: Here the percentage difference between the allocator's payoffs and the total payoff is bigger if R = 1000 ECU, but smaller for the sum of the recipients' payoffs.
And for all its utilitarian look, the Calvin Klein collection had some exceptional effects, like herringbone quilting, that showed how sophisticated such apparently casual clothes can be.
This study examined how information control affects the online information seeking processes of consumers and how the effects are moderated by shopping purposes (utilitarian vs. hedonic).
