Another independent report that looked coldly at the figures proffered a similar analysis.
This provides a schema for generating strict psychophysical laws: by plugging in particular reasons and the causal conditions P1 and M3 proffered by the analysis, we get a strict predictive psychophysical law simply by noting what effect is produced by these causes.
As such, the CG model would proffer an entirely different analysis of the same clause, classifying (59a) as an influential: starting process and (59b) as an influential: failing process.
House Republicans — including Ryan, who was introduced to the group in 2016 through Kansas Gov. Sam Brownback — have repeatedly proffered the FGA's analysis as proof that most Americans support strict work rules in welfare programs and that such rules boost income and employment.
Rather than continue to be mired in the vexatious quagmire of the doctrine of double effect--all in an effort to "test" whether end-stage decisions by health care providers are licit or illicit--a relatively simple test of proportionality, or cost-benefit analysis, is proffered.
A coupled electro-mechanical model of piezoelectric thin film to execute the dynamic analysis is proffered herein by the nearest approximation of a general real-time application of the model to sense defects in the host structure under surveillance for Structural Health Monitoring (SHM).
It applies O'Reilly Web 2.0 principles and Beale's principle features of Community Informatics Systems to perform this analysis and thereby proffers guideline design principles of how Web 2.0 Community systems might be implemented.
He shared Rumsfeld's disdain for the analysis and assessments proffered by the C.I.A., viewing them as too cautious, and chafed, as did Rumsfeld, at the C.I.A.'s inability, before the Iraq war, to state conclusively that Saddam Hussein harbored weapons of mass destruction.
Proffer and the poet in Petersburg.
In his analysis of topic proffering sequences, Schegloff [ 15] observes that when a speaker proffers a topic and the recipient displays reluctance to take up and develop the proffered topic, the first speaker can issue a "second try" (p. 173 175).
Not only does Reed make it sound like McCain chose this option from among many others that were open to him, but this level of analysis could have been proffered by any well-trained dog.
