… the rule of law, the existence of a functioning market economy, as well as the capacity to cope with competitive pressure and market forces within the Union. When applied to candidate Turkey, these criteria, spelled out in the European Commission’s successive progress reports an…

…, a measure of the with zero disorder of system. It is also proportional to the capacity of a sys- tem to hold information. energy con- We know – or we believe, according to the standard theory of sumption? physics, so with good reason – that the universe is grinding to the heat …

…tion: our power to criticise arises from our power to communicate; our critical capacity stems from our communicative capacity; critique is embedded in language. Thus, far from relegating the power of critique to the privileged scholastic sphere of social philosophy removed from …

…07; IMO 2009; Arai et al. 2009; Slabbekoorn et al. 2010). There is very limited capacity to respond in a timely and effective manner to a spill of heavy fuel oil in an area with extensive sea ice presence. Virtually the entire response capacity would need to be transported over g…

…total housing pilgrim travel accounts greatly exceeds their actual impor- capacity of all these Muslim facilities, but it would have easily tance based on numbers in comparison to the other Christian been in the thousands. This elaborate infrastructure, built communities, Jews an…

…ehend it would otherwise be as if y faculty attends to our desire the attentive capacity is a Damsacius in Athens, and commentary on the Meteor close that 'Philoponus' will although that suggestion has Philoponus' teacher Ammoni I have suggested, in two of asking the wrong questi…

… the legal sphere. Because the superior power in the protec- torate assumed the capacity to enter into international agreements, it also assumed some of the characteristics of the ‘sovereign’ state. For example, the superior power often took over jurisdiction of capital crimes an…

…p. The Djemila Ship is sailing, as evidenced bly of medium size (60-120 t load capacity), that may be as- by its fully open sail billowing forward the mast and both men sociated with the kerkouros or corbita 19 type, carrying garum, sited on the quarter benches, probably working …

… unsatisfactorily resolved, while studies reaching general conclusions on their development are only intended. We are addressing immediate practices underlined by Greek and Roman influences and proven by the outcome of the local production (imitations) or massive imports and the …

… shorten patients’ life. But what when patients have lost their decision-making capacity due to a condition that is not likely to be reversible (e.g. persis- tent vegetative state, coma, severe head injury, dementia, etc.)? At present, an increasing number of people wish to make …

…orld trade is a relection of the continent’s inability to expand its productive capacity, rather than of its resistance to openness. According to UNCTAD (1999), the conven- tional emphasis on trade, as opposed to investment and accumulation, is thus misplaced. In addition, as not…

…s Looms 336 11.21 Indian Shipments of Short-Staple Spindles 337 11.22 Installed Capacity of Indian Short-Staple Spindles, 2009 338 11.23 Employment in Indian Textile and Apparel Sectors, 2001 and 2006 339 11.24 Employment in Indian Formal and Informal Textile and Apparel Segments…

…to determine which is the symbolic center of the network, and it relates to the capacity to influence other nodes in the network. Another estimate of the capacity for influencing is given by the PageRank measure, which estimates the relevance of one node in relation with the node…

…uanian Commonwealth), and uncomplicated anonymous pieces obviously aimed at the development of the organist’s instrumental technique, composing and improvising skills. The owner of the manuscript might have been mentioned in the missing title page. One page bears the name Joseph …

…athy as referring to the identifying with, entering into, having an imaginative capacity to, and sharing the same feeling as the other is, in its literary sense of a translation of the term, similar to the German words Einfühlung and Nachfühlen. However, Drummond points out that …