For $250, many people might find a fine value proposition in the Chromebook as a second computer.
They are weather reports, and when the girl in "Summer Interlude" recalls, "There was no time to sleep," she is referring not only to endless sex, fine proposition though that is, but to the sacramental whiteness of the nights.
For Shier, 'S believes that snow is white' is true iff S believes a proposition that is a finer grained version of the proposition referred to by 'that snow is white'.
With two fine modern westerns - The Proposition and The Three Burials of Melquiades Estrada - tipping their Stetsons to Sam lately, this is a fine and timely release.
This, together with a fine-grained principle of individuation for propositions (asserting, for one thing, that if the classes m and n of propositions differ, then any proposition about m will differ from any proposition about n) leads to contradiction.
Acquiring the top-grade machines today is no different than dabbling in fine art -- an expensive proposition.
Guardian Membership is in a soft-launch beta phase to fine tune the proposition, with a full launch expected in January.
Hence Zalta ends up with a theory of belief ascriptions that invokes both fine-grained propositions and neo-Fregean senses.
FINE FEATHERED FARE Exhibiting feathered objects can be a dicey proposition.
Most individual provisions have majority support, but the fines are unpopular.That makes a continued stand-off a much trickier proposition for Mr Charest.
