…or North Korea to maintain its military quality and readiness. It thus lost its capacity to invade the South.1 The conven- tional forces were also hampered by the North’s decision to divert scarce resources to its nuclear weapons programs. Moreover, military doctrine has not been…

…Deputy General Counsel, Knowledge and Research, of the Bank since 2009. In this capacity, he provides intellectual leadership on strategic legal issues facing the Bank, oversees advisory services on law and justice reforms, and leads the Bank’s knowledge agenda on law, justice, a…

…is as if clause was pushed to its breaking point. While di↵er- ences in sensory capacity, sensory orientation, social roles, status, biography, and memory, all a↵ect the ability of participants to establish reciprocity (Hanks 2013), this case highlights the fact that perspectives…

…67. Boyd was elected Chair of the History Department in 1981 and worked in that capacity until 1985. He fought for the History Department. He was later brought in as a “hired gun” to quell turmoil in the Classics Department and served as its Chair for one year beginning in 1986. …

…e site of the Pillar of Eliseg, in Wales, UK (Tong et al. 2015). Organisational capacity has a huge impact on the eicacy of digital broadcasting, but not every museum has the size and resources of the British Museum or the Museum of London. If outsourced, smartphone applications,…

…ause the intellectual [or spiritual] soul is able to grasp universals, it has a capacity for the infinite.”11 Whoever attains to an understanding of the universal, whole essence of things is thereby able to win a perspective from which the totality of being, of all existing thing…

…ons may have substantially affected Neolithic crop production and thus carrying capacity as well as population density, as assumed for the subsequent prehistoric times for wide areas in and around the Alps (Go- bet et al. 2003; Rey et al. 2017; Tinner et al. 2003). The focus of o…

…ntuitions: A New Rationalist Manifesto really possible, via the human cognitive capacity for rational intuitions, rationalism. The old rationalism, in addition, says (i) that rational intuitions always deliver absolutely infallible information about the abstract truth-making obje…

…nerability to climate change-related stresses, and yet have a very low adaptive capacity. It is now widely recognized that climate change will exacerbate existing environmental degradation in Africa, threatening the rich diversity of plant and animal species as well as the liveli…

…f the extent to which a university is “internationalized” is the uni- versity’s capacity to deliver programs in English (Wang et al., 2017). The use of English as a medium of instruction (EMI) is a growing glob- al trend in universities outside the major English-speaking countrie…

…995:152). Other advantages of digital archives include provid- ing much greater capacity for long-term preservation and storage of multimedia data 1⁹http://www.aicls.org/ 2⁰http://www.aicls.org/breath-of-life 21http://www.firstvoices.com/ Language Documentation & Conservation Vol…

… affordances and potentialities to modern or mainland life. The widely heralded capacity of islands to respond to the environment, as shaped by relational agency, is the key way of understanding why islands have become significant for so much contemporary thinking (Bahn and Flenl…

… intrinsically capable of fashioning eternal truth.”84 Reason is “man’s logical capacity.”85 Again, “Christian doctrines are not derived from experimental observation or from rationalism, but from God in his revelation.”86 As a means of recognizing truth, reason can serve a verif…

…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 …

… tem Plan for the province, including 14,000 MW of Rationale nuclear generating capacity.6 Ontario Power Genera- This study has its origins in the Pembina Institute’s tion (OPG)7 was directed at the same time to under- Power for the Future project on future electricity policy tak…