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What 's " proper " may be defined in countless ways - - according to one 's position in a social hierarchy , according to one 's position in a family , as an owner , as a worker , as a mother , as a father , as a child , as a stepparent , as a divorced spouse , as a citizen , as a sentient being , as criminal , as a soldier , as a soldier who 's lost a limb fighting in a just war , etc. ( Aristotle says that equals should receive equally and that unequals should receive unequally , according to the inequality that distinguishes them . Stanford 's Department of Linguistics has a one-year replacement position for a phonologist , beginning in September , 1992 . BRDFs naturally vary with position on a surface , and it is important to model this variation . That is , one cannot first scan a subject playing one strategic position in a game , then scan a person in the next strategic position in a repetition of the game , and so on iteratively , all with a view to assembling a post hoc picture of the brains in interaction . A Rescript of the Divine Pius is extant which refers to the heir of a magistrate , and states that , after proper cause is shown , an action should be granted against him ; for if the negligence of a magistrate should be so great as to cause him to fail to take any security , it is but just that he should be held to occupy the position of a surety , so that his heir may also be liable .