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Where there are stray currents, the switching method described in Section 3.3.1 cannot be used. Stray current protection stations are usually installed where the pipeline has the most positive pipe/soil potential. When the stray current drainage is cut off, a too-positive stray current exit potential that is not 7/ -free is quickly established. In distant areas a too-negative stray current entry potential that is not 71 -free will be measured. The determination of the 71 -free pipe/soil potential is only possible in stray current areas when the origin of the stray current is not oper-... [Pg.101]

WiUkiir,/. free will, option arbitrariness. willkUrllch, a. arbitrary random voluntary. [Pg.514]

I confirm that I want to perform the treatment of my own free will without any physical or moral conditioning and I confirm that I have the right to interrupt the therapy such as I want without the necessity of justifying my decision. [Pg.20]

The current amplitude cannot be increased at free will, because the clamp voltage will usually not exceed + 100 mV. A simple calculation reveals that, given the limitations above, channels need to have a conductance of 10 pS, and time constants in the millisecond range to be detected. Any channel smaller or faster than this will escape detection in this analysis. [Pg.277]

So it was that one morning we walked of our own free will from sanctuary, through the Abbey gardens toward the gate. I would not show my fears, and Bess and Cecily must not either, I had warned them we must behave fittingly for what we were, the greatest ladies in the Kingdom. [Pg.366]

Pe—To foresee all future events which do not depend on a superior free will, or on an undiscernible cause. [Pg.91]

So the manifestations, the human-built channels of thought and action, are often evil, even though the originating impulse and energy is divine in origin. This is a consequence of human free will. This is why the Qabalah holds the difficult, and easily misunderstood and abused, teaching that, within the heart of every evil there is concealed a spark of the Divine. How could it be otherwise, since there is only One Reality, one Life-Power ... [Pg.159]

Model building remains a useful technique for situations where the data are not amenable to solution in any other way, and for which existing related crystal structures can be used as a starting point. This usually happens because of a combination of structural complexity and poor data quality. For recent examples of this in the structure solution of polymethylene chains see Dorset [21] and [22]. It is interesting to note that model building methods for which there is no prior information are usually unsuccessful because the data are too insensitive to the atomic coordinates. This means that the recent advances in structure solution from powder diffraction data (David et al. [23]) in which a model is translated and rotated in a unit cell and in which the torsional degrees of freedom are also sampled by rotating around bonds which are torsionally free will be difficult to apply to structure solution with electron data. [Pg.331]

I certify that no coercion, element of fraud or deceit, undue moral suasion or other adverse pressure has been brought to bear in my volunteering for this study. I have done so of my own free will, completely aware of all hazards, rewards and recognition involved. [Pg.251]

Holiday Inn let people experience novelty in their lives, safely, just as Rick Strassman did in his controlled, hospital experiments with DMT, which we discussed in Chapter 4. Holiday Inn introduced free will to the masses. The Interstate highways beckoned. Everyone could become an explorer. [Pg.129]

Du Bartas, Forman, and the elusive I.W. probably drew on similar sources and traditions and their lists suggest an association of the Fall, disease, and alchemy across a spectrum of literature, medical, alchemical, literary, and moral, in sixteenth-century Europe. Forman perused this material in pursuit of information about man, the cosmos, medicine, and disease. He documented what happened when Adam and Eve ate the fruit of the tree of knowledge and sowed the seeds of disease within their bodies. Banished from Paradise, they kept free will and the knowledge of good and evil, the two vehicles by which humankind had thereafter tried to return to the tree of life, once again to eat the food of angels and achieve eternity. [Pg.208]

In his critical discussion of the idea that free will (as distinct from free action) might be compromised by compulsive desire, Albritton (1985) remarks that compulsive sexual desire would have to be "like being thrown into bed." However, then "there s no unfreedom of will in it, for you haven t in the relevant sense done anything" (248). For a discussion of Albritton, see Hoffman (1995) and Watson (1995). [Pg.22]

Duggan, Timothy, and Bernard Gert. 1979. "Free Will as the Ability to Will." Nous 13 197-217. [Pg.26]

Whether writers and cats enjoy freedom of the will is a different and complex question. The capacity for free will is here approached this way Let us think of our desire, D, which effectively produces behavior, B, at a time, f, as the content of our will at that time. We might, at /, dislike the fact that D is the content of our will at this time.1 All those who care about the content of their wills, and at particular times have a reflectively based desire for their will to have a specific content, possess a capacity that I think of as the capacity for free will. Persons care in this way about the content of their wills, and the capacity for doing that seems to be distinctive of persons. Such (reflectively based) second-order desires directed toward the content of our wills are often called second-order volitions. When, at a time, the content of the second-order volition corresponds to the actual content of the will, the will is free. [Pg.29]

There are thus two freedoms, one of them distinctive of persons. We enjoy freedom of action when we do what we want to do, and we enjoy freedom of the will when we have the will we want to have. It follows that acting freely and intentionally need not be an exercise of a free will. [Pg.29]


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