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Thus, Velleman is what Sarah Paul (2009) calls a Strong Cognitivist, i.e., someone who identifies an intention with a certain pertinent belief about what she is doing or about to do.
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Participants presume they share certain pertinent information already, but each is presumed to need further information the others might be in a position to provide.
Certain pertinent feature vectors are extracted using the well-known wavelet methods and the new approach using S-transform.
"Every methodology you could possibly use to measure urban corruption has its limitations, and is likely to reveal a certain type of corruption that is pertinent to some corrupt cities but largely unimportant in others," adds Timilsina.
3. When the undercover brother is traveling with a certain identity card or passport, he should know all pertinent information such as the name, profession and place of residence.
In particular, in many situations we can see that the classical Perron–Frobenius Ruelle theorem is a corollary of a certain non-commutative observation concerning the quantitative nearness of pertinent Jacobi matrices in operator norm.
So long as patients can be classified to a certain extent, one can derive a CMI specific to that pertinent classification method.
Uncertainties on relevant facts can be masked when not all arguments are regarded as pertinent, for example when a policy elite manages to frame a certain problem exclusively within an economic rationale.
It is their choice to raise their children how they please, and although you can certainly make pertinent suggestions, if they want the children to function in a certain environment, you must provide it to the best of your ability.
obtains a mixed sample that reveals some amount of the hypothesized feature and declares that feature to be pertinent to the entire phenomenon of hypersexuality rather than only to a certain subtype.
First, I think it's pertinent to point out that the above mentioned answers are considering "love" in a certain context, as a feeling of romantic attachment and affection.
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