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FIGURE 6.27 The natural right-handed twist exhibited by polypeptide chains, and the variety of structures that arise from this twist. 

Natural right-handed twist by polypeptide chain... 

A very important reliability consistency test of the procedure is shown in Fig. 7, where it can be seen that the convergence of the four initially very different matrices ly, D , D, D toward the D, which is kept fixed throughout the iterations, is clearly excellent indeed, after twenty iterations the RMS deviation of these matrices from D are 0.00008, 0.00008, 0.00005, and 0.00010, respectively. Another set of tests conhrming the consistency of the results is provided by Fig. 8. In this hgure the RMS deviations from zero of the natural contractions of the spin components of the 2-CM—and hence of the 2-CM— are shown. Clearly, these deviations converge toward zero very rapidly at iteration 20 the RMS deviations of the natural-left and natural-right contractions of... 

Figure 8. RMS deviation of the natural-left and natural-right contractions of the and...

You bare also seen that Ego hood is evolved and earned—col given as a universal birthright, at general natural right of the race. As Aphorism XIII has informed you "The Ego it evolved from the... 

After reviewing similar cases in other states, the court ruled that so far as the act of 1837 seeks to suppress the practice of carrying certain weapons secretly, that it is valid, inasmuch as it does not deprive the citizen of his natural right of self-defence, or of his constitutional right to keep and bear arms. But that so much of it, as contains a prohibition against bearing arms openly is in conflict with the Constitution, and void. . . ... 

In his work Two Treatises on Government, philosopher John Locke maintains the natural right of citizens to have arms for their individual and collective defense. 

In his spare time, Thomas Jefferson was our country s first patent commissioner, who administered the 1790 Patent Act and later contributed to the 1793 Patent Act. Jefferson was also an accomplished inventor with a colonist s inveterate aversion to monopolies. Jefferson was reportedly leery of patent grants and did not believe in any natural right to an invention. However, he did see value in the patent system as an inducement to bringing forth new knowledge. In Jefferson s view, patents should be granted only... 

We believe that it is better to grant people their natural right to use upon themselves any substance they desire while supplying them... 

Lamartine s rhetoric, which rests on a glorification of the creative act (presented as a sacrifice, the artist / creator assuming a Christ-like position by offering his work to humanity) and an exploitation of the myth of the poverty-stricken artist, underlines what he sees as the injustice of the situation in 1841. This injustice is clearly seen in economic rather than aesthetic terms Romanticism and capitalism link up in Lamartine s rhetoric to defend literary property as a natural right. By equating intellectual work with any other work, the poet makes indeed perpetual literary property the only logical conclusion to his demonstration and presents his bill for a fifty-year posthumous right... 

We shall show how the Romans respect for positive law helped in the beginning to keep alive some notion of the natural rights of man, but later worked against the growth and propagation of these same ideas and how we owe to Roman law a small number of useful truths, but a greater number of tyrannical prejudices. 

Men, therefore, should be able to use their faculties, dispose of their wealth and provide for their needs in complete freedom. The common interest of any society, far from demanding that they should restrain such activity, on the contrary, forbids any interference with it and as far as this aspect of public order is concerned, the guaranteeing to each man his natural rights is at once the whole of social utility, the sole duty of the social power, the only right that the general will can legitimately exercise over the individual. 

Habit can so familiarise men with violations of their natural rights that those who have lost them neither think of protesting nor believe they are unjustly treated. 

For this exclusion not to constitute an act of tyranny, we would have to prove that the natural rights of women are not exactly the same as those of men, or else that they are incapable of exercising them. 

People also claim that there are certain qualities in a woman s mind or heart which should debar her from the enjoyment of her natural rights. Let us study the facts. Queen Elizabeth of England, Maria-Theresa and the two Catherines of Russia all proved that women lack neither strength of mind nor the courage of their convictions. 

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