This consistency in relations between input and signal allows a looser definition that does not depend on the fixity or otherwise of channels. |
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The youth of the present generation is wandering aimlessly without any fixity of purpose. |
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Fair rent and fixity of tenure are not new concepts, but they seem to be concepts that the Government seem fearful to tackle. |
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This metaphor implies the dichotomy within the artist of his simultaneity of fixity and of a nomad. |
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Without a sense of community, the village loses all fixity of purpose, never mind its unique identity. |
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He knows the forms of yellow, weight, ductility, fixity, fluidity, solution, and so on, and the methods for superinducing them. |
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He gave the language fixity, volubleness, grace, beauty, simplicity, and directness. |
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They asserted that while printed materials have a certain fixity and finitude, texts published via the Internet have a much more fluid character. |
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Like Robert Irwin, he uses diaphanous fields to capture light, and hovering surfaces to question the fixity of architectural space. |
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Having always considered intimacy to be rather messy, I was a bit surprised to see that its definition relies on containment and fixity. |
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But by Johns's account, the goal of reliability, of fixity, of faithfulness, and of protected authorship remained constant. |
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Rather, it is the stability and fixity of patterns of family practice which demand an explanation. |
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To maintain the fixity of the exchange rate obliges the Central Bank to play against the speculators. |
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According to its despisers, the fixity of the exchange rate is not sustainable on the long run. |
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The owner of the ground, however, was not in favour of the Tennis Club expending a considerable sum of money on their courts while they did not enjoy any fixity of tenure. |
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The agitation that he led influenced Gladstone to introduce the 1881 Irish Land Act, guaranteeing fair rents, fixity of tenure, and freedom to sell to tenants. |
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As a performance, a speech act somewhere between recitation and song, his delivery eschews the apparent fixity and finality of a poem printed in a book. |
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Despite his belief in a fundamental fixity of species, his division of existing plant life into six classes approached modern phytogeny. |
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Their final point is the lack of fixity in one's social status. |
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We do not want to sink to such a fanatical fixity, but we do not want to drown in ahistorical complacency, either. |
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These features include: content, fixity, reference, provenance and context. |
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This is because fixity of the currency requires flexibility in domestic prices and wages, and strong fiscal discipline. |
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The fixity of this body is also tested by applying the three acids: Hydrochloric, Sulfuric, and Nitric. |
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Unless monetary and fiscal policy are slavishly consistent with the requirements of fixity, a parallel market soon flourishes, with, in effect, a floating rate. |
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Surely, if this is so, to go for full dollarisation more binding than before, in terms of fixity to the dollar would be to lock Argentina back into the arrangement that led it here. Not necessarily. |
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At the same time, globalisation underlines the need to question exchange-rate regimes and the workshops' discussions highlighted the advantages and disadvantages of the fixity of exchange rates. |
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If results are calculated for a wider group of countries, the PPPs of the Member States shall nevertheless be preserved, in pursuance of the principle of fixity. |
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This is another example of the fixity of purpose with which the political establishment, for purposes concerned purely with political power, exploits a variety of social problems in order to promote the EU's positions. |
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Furthermore, the acquisition of a domicile requires a degree of fixity greater than that required for the acquisition of residence for tax purposes. |
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The concept of cultural identity as employed in this context remains, however, largely unchallenged and favours fixity, coherence and binary opposition. |
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The exchange rate fixity, the price control and the absence of tensions on goods and labour markets enable China to stabilize its inflation on a low level. |
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In a number of ways, popular music depends on innumerable varieties of small-scale inter-personal collaboration, in which the nature of work and the fixity of roles are perpetually reinvented. |
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In photography, architecture and painting, the ephemeral, the minimal, the absent and the indiscernibly different have posed a challenge to solidity and fixity. |
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In Bartoline's latest works, we find an oscillatory movement between synchronic fixity and diachronic narration. |
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In a threatening and dangerous world, he will present himself as a uniquely reassuring figure, whose experience and fixity of purpose equip him to find answers to the people's fears. |
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Maurice Bloch argues that ritual obliges participants to use this formal oratorical style, which is limited in intonation, syntax, vocabulary, loudness, and fixity of order. |
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