… hereditary independence gap and which measures the maximum independence gap over
… We show that determining whether a given graph has hereditary independence gap at most …

… place value on autonomy and independence. In other words, … between what we call enacted
independence, or the ability to act … discrepancies between these types of independence. …

… of the agent the accountability gap is drastically … independence are interrelated terms and
not mutually exclusive. Overall, the whole essence of accountability calls for independence …

… Our results confirm that writers violate choice independence by generalizing their experience
with one language to a second language and adapting their behaviour accordingly. In …

… The aim of a Great Power is no longer to subjugate the world in the conventional sense, but
to control the minds of men and gain the allegiance of the leaders of underdeveloped nations…

… of mind-independence is captured by what I call ‘the possibility of divergence’, viz., the possibility
of a gap … I break up the realist commitment to mind-independence into two components: …

… the independence of referring bodies, particularly tribunals, with the CJEU placing greater
weight on the criterion of independence, … Consequently, to close the homogeneity gap that has …

… , this gap is referred to as the de jure/de facto gap. The article discusses ways in which the
gap … Here is a concrete example of this general claim: De jure judicial independence does not …

… neither true nor false (the “gap view”). He claims that the gap view has the impressive
ability to “… However, it is not clear why semantic gaps would account for our sense of contradiction. …

… assumptions of independence of mind and independence in … has examined auditor
independence and objectivity, but this … ' independence and objectivity in order to highlight gaps in …