Modifications of some characteristics in nectarine fruit induced by light
deprival at different times of fruit growth.
The birth of fair value concept in accounting theory can be traced back to Bornbright (1937), who worked out the concept of
deprival value that encompasses some features of fair value.
The 65-year-old leader has been protesting against the
deprival of power, despite her party winning the 1990 election.
Saint Augustine (Letter 211) said, "It is better to need less than to have more." Hinduism told us that joy and renunciation needed each other and renunciation was not
deprival, it was freedom.
Deprival of women due to displacement is compounded with the absence of productive employment in the resettlement area.
The water convoy was aimed at protesting the
deprival of many citizens in the Negev from the right to have flowing water in their homes.
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Deprival of testicular innervation induces apoptosis of Leydig cells via caspase-8-dependent signaling: A novel survival pathway revealed," Biochemical and Biophysical Research Communication 382(1): 165-170.
By restricting women below the age of 30 to travel to the Gulf countries for making a living and demanding BD950 as security deposit from employers wishing to recruit maids, is the height of cruelty,
deprival of their basic rights to earn and denial of better living condition, and above all putting a stop to employers from hiring Indian maids.
As Justice Clark stated in his concurring opinion in Gideon, "[t]he Fourteenth Amendment requires due process of law for the
deprival of 'liberty' just as for the
deprival of 'life,' and there cannot constitutionally be a difference in the quality of the process based merely upon a supposed difference in the sanction involved." Gideon v.
Two consequences follow: first, it has to be recognized that, if technology is a stance toward the world and not just a set of tools, then the essence of technology is, as Heidegger says, "nothing technological" hut must arise from some deeper disposition of our now worldwide civilization; and, second, it is scarcely possible for those within this comprehensive fate/stance/paradigm to get outside of it, though those who listen may discern what George Grant called "intimations of
deprival."
The Counterfeiters might be understood along similar lines as a fable about the depersonalizing effects arising from the
deprival of basic, evolved human needs, psychological as well as physical.
27, for the suggestion that Classical atimia in the legal sense of the
deprival of rights rather than the older outlawry and exile may be associated with the abolition of tyranny and the reforms of Kleisthenes.
The modern accounting rules of '
deprival value' applied to both.