... conclusions s'accompagnent d'implications pour les débats actuels sur la coercition, l'escalade et la concurrence dans le cyberespace, ainsi que pour la politique bureaucratique et le secret en relations internationales. cyber strategy bureaucratic politics intelligence agencies military agencies...

... but also for local civilians, prospective recruits, and external supporters. Résumé Comment les groupes rebelles survivent-ils et prospèrent-ils lors de guerres civiles impliquant de multiples parties, quand de nombreux groupes se battent contre un ennemi commun, mais sont également en concurrence les uns...

... 19e siècle, la politique de concurrence a été un forum central pour contester la relation difficile entre capitalisme et démocratie. Dès les touts premiers débats politiques, les craintes que des politiques de concurrence robustes visant à limiter la concentration économique ne désavantagent les...

... that higher levels of US military spending within a country, in the form of procurement contracts, are also associated with greater UN voting concurrence. However, Sullivan, Tessman, and Li (2011) find that countries that receive more US military assistance are less likely to cooperate with the United...

...James Custer; Riddhi Patel; George L Delclos; Stacia M DeSantis Concurrence concordance high-risk HPV infection NHANES Correspondence: Riddhi Patel, [email protected] . 15 04 2020 07 08 2020 12 08 2020 17 10 2020 © The Author(s) 2020. Published by Oxford University...

... Heriot-Watt University, Edinburgh, UK [Received August 1986. Revised June 1987] SUMMARY We investigate partial confounding which is not necessarily orthogonal to blocks. The efficiency factor of a main effect or interaction is related to the numbers of paths of a certain type in the treatment concurrence...

... are aware of only one paper that explicitly describes concurrence of skin and eye disease in individuals. Browne reported that 42% of subjects with onchocercal ocular lesions also suffered from skin depigmentation compared to only 4% of all infected individuals. ⁴ It was not described whether...

... of agreement in decision making. Key words Agreement; concurrence; disagreement; premature or medical retirement; resumption of duty. Received 1 August 2003...

..., Edinburgh EH14 4AS, U.K. AND PETER WILD Department of Mathematics, Royal Holloway College, University of London, Egham, Surrey, TW20 OEX, U.K. SUMMARY We show that the number of triangles in the variety-concurrence...

...LINDSAY PATERSON Abstract This paper explains why numbers of circuits in the variety concurrence graph of a design provide an attractive measure of its efficiency. It is conjectured that the search for designs with an optimal value of the harmonic mean efficiency factor can be restricted to those...

... efficiency factors for a wide range of parameter values. Concurrence matrix Cyclic design Efficiency factor Incomplete block design Rectangular lattice Resolvability Square lattice Variety trial Biometrika (1076), 63, 1, pp. 83-92 §3 Printed in Great Britain A new class of resolvable...

... Proximity condition perichronal cues Within window condition perichronal cues Chronal cues Cues perichronal cues copunctual with Concurrence condition of perichronal cues Core cues Triggers Duration Environmental cues Corporal cues Hearer focus cues Separable cues Gestural cues Post cue Post...

... of witnesses (as it can be argued that such issues are relevant to a witness’s credibility). 4. Morrow (1996) reports a communicative pattern similar to gratuitous concurrence among English-speaking Yup’ik Eskimos, as does Berk-Seligson (2009) for US Hispanics. 5. The boys were each cross-examined...

... Tisiphonos concurrence Alexander prevailing This content is only available as a PDF. ...

... worlds is the world containing the highest level of perfection or reality, intelligibility, order, and harmony. The chapter concludes by looking at three theological doctrines underlying Leibniz’s conception of the best of all possible worlds: divine creation, conservation, and concurrence. possible...

...This final chapter concerns questions of the continuity of existence through time. There are various difficulties: if substances produce their own states, how is this compatible with divine concurrence? And if creation is continuous and yet their states are instantaneous, how does Leibniz avoid...

... why Leibniz holds that moral evil, as opposed to “metaphysical” or “physical” evil, introduces the most serious difficulty for divine conduct. Then it considers the crucial importance for Leibniz’s account of God’s moral and physical concurrence of his claim that God merely permits, and does...

... with a victory! bill passage monitoring progress of Step 10 in house attorneys Russell Steve committee hearings fact sheets Step 3 position papers talking points testimony vetoes floor votes supermajority vote concurrence votes conference committees DXM case study bill language testifying...

... for understanding the relationship between divine and human action: occassionalism, mere conservation and concurrence. The favoured position amongst orthodox philosophical theologians (including Aquinas, Suarez and Leibniz) was ‘concurrence’ or ‘concursus’, where God not only creates and sustains...

... concurrence ideas image of God Leibniz nominalism substances third realm Zeno Vendler Leibniz's defence of innate ideas in the New Essays has been widely studied, but his views on the nature of ideas in general have received relatively little attention. This is unfortunate, for we...