As a result, 'being' was a chance equivocal, and metaphor, which was a matter of linguistic usage, replaced semantic analogy.
(1985, p. 11) But what could this distinction between causes and conditions be? Ducasse maintains that it is between sufficient causes and necessary conditions: "As a matter of established usage, 'cause' is contrasted with 'condition' in a serviceable and clearly stated manner: The cause of a phenomenon is a change in its antecedent circumstances which was sufficient to bring it about.
Looks like it's not just a matter of capping CPU usage and lowering fan speeds to keep that battery going now.
Both examples are a matter of style not correct usage.
One reason for all the attention: growth rates suggest that it is now just a matter of when, not if, Twitter usage will go mainstream.
The appropriateness of long-term antidepressant usage is a matter of debate [ 5].
Thus, although the correlation between codon usage and nucleotide bias is well documented, the question of whether the nucleotide bias is a cause or a consequence of the biased codon usage remains a matter of debate.
When processing climate scenario data for public display all bodies involved (Federal, State, third parties) should, as a matter of principle, take into account the following: Usage of 30-year periods to reduce over-interpretation of decadal climate variations Usage of the reference period recommended by WMO, i.e., 1971 2000.
And preferring something to something else, even following 17th century usage, is not a matter of forwarding, advancing, or promoting X over Y.
With the airport stretched to its limits, and with no place to grow in the confines of its waterside location, rationing usage is as much a matter of safety as it is of passenger convenience.
