They are the qualities that most politicians depend on — whatever enables one to be immediately present and transparent.
Other people prefer other ways to go, and they should have access to heroic medical treatment, to hospice care, to whatever enables them to endure departure from the world.
Just as the form of an axe is whatever enables it to cut, and the form of an eye is whatever enables it to see, the (human) soul is to be identified with whichever powers and capacities enable a natural, organized human body to fulfill its defining function, which, according to Aristotle, is to survive and flourish as a living, acting, perceiving, and reasoning being.
Production of such novelty is important enough, he contends, that whatever mechanism enables this should count as a constitutive factor (one satisfied to degrees) of being a non-marginal evolutionary individual.
Whatever psychic structure enabled -- or required -- Fischer to joke about dead Russian soldiers or chortle over the idea of a man being forced to nail his comrades' lips to a bar has apparently collapsed.
Just because you got caught doesn't make whatever or whomever enabled you to cheat liable for your actions.
By fitting every event into a pre-established interpretive scheme, they assigned meaning to whatever occurred and enabled him to deal with it.
"We want to create the same amazing experience on mobile devices," said Chen. "And definitely want to be the first video service in whatever video features are enabled on mobile".
You can call it interactive media or Twitter and Facebook media or whatever you like: it enabled people to become masters of their own voices, away from the iron grasp of the state.
Being able to survive on whatever humans discarded likely enabled dogs to become widespread as people migrated across the globe, says Robert Wayne, an evolutionary biologist at the University of California, Los Angeles, who was not involved with the study.
"Animals will evolve, over time, into whatever designs will enable them to survive and to produce offspring," said geologist Dr Jan Zalasiewicz, from the University of Leicester.
