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essentially significantP =0.0531.1× alphagold
Concomitantly, variation for EL1 was essentially significant ( P =0.053), and in favour of HOM+ versus HOM– plants ( Fig. 2A ), while SNE1 and GYE1 showed no differences ( Fig. 2A ; see Supplementary Table S2 at JXB online).
25 Veatch argued that social‐practical death should be defined as “the irreversible loss of that which is essentially significant to the nature of man” and that this “essentially significant” material was consciousness. 26 Thus, destruction of the neocortex, which was required for consciousness, should be the fundamental definition of death. 27 For Veatch, the social‐practical concept of death was paramount; biological death was significant only in that it resulted in irreversible loss of consciousness.
35 Robert Veatch helpfully summarizes this as the view that ‘Death is the irreversible loss of that which is essentially significant to the nature of man’. 36 Veatch argues for the higher brain standard in part through a comparison between human death and the death of plants or non-human animals. 37 As he argues: When we say that an amoeba has died, we mean that cellular respiration has ceased, or mobility of the cellular protoplasm has ceased, and nothing more.
Robots integrated with tactile sensors could help obtain tactile information, such as the magnitude and direction of a contact force, temperature, humidity, and texture, which is essentially significant for stable grasps, path planning, and obstacle avoidance in unstructured environments [ 3 ].
Recent Progress in Technologies for Tactile Sensors.
Sensors (Basel) · 2018 · PMC5948515