Hence, the here-and-now of the individual, as an immediate direct experience, extends itself (both as a process of consciousness and as a perceptible factual occurrence in space) into the broader social context of living and interacting as "contemporaries" (Obras, 5: 36 42).
The Court held that, beyond arising from a single factual occurrence, the two claims "are not in anywise necessarily connected," 173 U.S. at 198.
The Court declined to pass on the issue because, although arising from a single factual occurrence, the two claims "are not in anywise necessarily connected". 173 U.S. at 198. the connection between the lawless conduct of the police and the discovery of the challenged evidence has "become so attenuated as to dissipate the taint". 435 U.S. at 273-274.
4. As Schum, 1994: 19, observes, there is a distinction "between evidence and the actual or factual occurrence of the event(s) reported in evidence".
The method "unpacks" evolution into three observable, factual occurrences: replication (R, reproduction), variation (V, differences between parent and offspring and siblings), and selection (S, nonrandom differential survival of offspring).
Throughout the study, the interviewer made field notes to record observations of the interview environment, factual occurrences, participant reactions, and personal impressions and reflections.
This is a factual statement.
A factual reconstruction?
And he apologized for a factual error.
It is a factual observation.
