This view is an essential part of the late Victorian sense of mission in settling Africa, for it was the new image of Africans as
improvable, as educable, that helped to inspire the English to take on this enormous continent.
a number guessing game that uses abstractions to write clear, debuggable,
improvable programs.
ORNLs Paul Kent will lead the development of the application QMCPACK: A Framework for Predictive and Systematically
Improvable Quantum?Mechanics Based Simulations of Materials, with Argonne, Lawrence Livermore and Sandia national laboratories, Stone Ridge Technology, Intel and Nvidia.
It is this part of Birmingham's record over the years that should have been more substantially
improvable, and, if the DCLG's naughty list recorded the same councils' NDR collection rates, Birmingham would be bottom.
While Ameriks concedes that we must read Kant's doctrine of the moral law as a "fact of reason" dogmatically--that is, as presenting our subjection to this law as an
improvable and yet fully objective fact about ourselves--we should also recognize that the path Kant takes to justify this claim is not baldly dogmatic.
It will demonstrate to the education system authorities and planners that how investment in training emotional intelligence skills, as trainable and
improvable capacities, can reduce job stress and burnout.
In general terms, the results obtained suggest good, albeit
improvable, psychometric properties of the scale, coinciding to a great extent with those obtained in the original study.
It makes great sense to establish ventures in Islamic banking in Malaysia to further penetrate the region, catering to, for example, a massive market of Indonesia's 204mn Muslims or even Thailand's 3.2mn, both countries where Islamic banking is in demand, but the supply is
improvable. Our columnist Dr Arno Maierbrugger is Editor-in-Chief of www.investvine.com, a news portal owned by Inside Investor focusing on Southeast Asian economic topics as well as trade and investment relations between Asean and the GCC.
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Improvable ideas: supporting the exploration of ideas and related/contrasting ideas, and encouraging idea improvement.
Indeed, the only way that I can think of improving it (if it's
improvable) would be to accessorise the lemon with a pair of those plastic eyes you buy in craft shops, the pupils of which jiggle when you shake them.
In the first Vindication, she writes that humans are naturally equal because "there are rights which men inherit at their birth, as rational creatures, who were raised above the brute creation by their
improvable faculties." (23) The second Vindication makes the same point, referring specifically to women: "How grossly do they insult us who thus advise us only to render ourselves gentle, domestic brotes." (24) The differences among humans are insignificant, she implies, when compared to the difference between humans and animals.
The chi square value was significant, [chi square](44, N = 254) = 188.71, p = .000, and the indicators of global fit were
improvable (GFI = .86, AGFI = .79, AIC = 232.71, BIC = 310.53) although the RMSR value (.001) was adequate.
The League of Kyoto seeks to prevent what looks far more to be a geological and natural circumstance--and to attempt to do so with mechanisms that are unproved,
improvable, and unacceptable to significant human actors.
The main advantage we expect the advice taker to have is that its behavior will be
improvable merely by making statements to it, telling it about its environment and what is wanted from it.
Though flawed in significant and
improvable ways, the stated intent of the No Child Left Behind Act (NCLB) is commendable.