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non-exclusive
In addition to the non-exclusive relationships found, there was also the nature of the discriminating factors to be taken into consideration.
This builds on an understanding of individual forms of governance as dynamic and non-exclusive.
There may be several non-exclusive sources for this imbalance.
First, climate change is a public good-non-rival and non-exclusive in consumption.
This fact can be explained by three non-exclusive scenarios.
The process was quite non-exclusive and each had the right to select goods depending upon the logics of trade.
Another, non-exclusive possibility is that they function to stimulate the female.
In our experiments we consider both exclusive and non-exclusive constraints.
There are at least two (mutually non-exclusive) explanations of this effect.
Alternatively, the initial conditions might trigger several non-exclusive mechanisms, which may have opposite effects.
Since access to the two larger machines has been non-exclusive, not all processors could effectively be used for the experiments.
My argument is this: first, as noted, this era saw property itself, previously imagined as a bundle of overlapping and often non-exclusive rights and obligations, recast as a bounded thing.
The latter is a particular type of non-exclusive constraint where a contiguous subset of target tokens are prevented from aligning with a contiguous subset of source tokens.
In this way, intellectual property is non-exclusive because, without laws and their enforcement, it cannot be protected against others using the property once it is disclosed.
This suggests two non-exclusive possibilities.
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