More than that, the administration is apparently determined to advance the proposition that dissent is unpatriotic, and has brought General Westmoreland back for this purpose.
Specifically, we advance the proposition that due to its distant evolutionary roots, the affective system of judgment is inherently more ordinal (less cardinal) than the cognitive system.
In this paper, we advance the proposition that recent advances in systems modeling, virtual world building, and technical storytelling are the key enablers of next generation systems engineering and systems engineering languages.
Our empirical findings led us to advance the proposition that flexible SEACERs based on pollen barriers are more likely to respect the proportionality condition than rigid SEACERs based on isolation distances.
Perhaps in reaction to Damien Hirst and other members of a now older generation of obstreperous British rebels, Matthew Stone produces objects, photographs, exhibitions, performances and social events advancing the proposition, quoted in a gallery news release, that optimism is "the vital force that entangles itself with and then shapes the future".
For black filmmakers, the door swung open a crack during the blaxploitation era of the early 70's, then shut and mostly stayed shut until 1986 when Spike Lee, with "She's Gotta Have It" advanced the revolutionary proposition that audiences would pay money to see a movie about the lives of black people that trafficked neither in sensationalism nor in high-minded piety.
Three arguments are advanced for the proposition that the claimed invention is outside the scope of patent law: (1) it is not tied to a machine and does not transform an article; (2) it involves a method of conducting business; and (3) it is merely an abstract idea.
The purpose of this paper is to advance the following proposition: Lateral deformities of the feet, especially those due to paralysis, are the source of considerable disability.
"This myth, of course, was essentially the creation of Paul [Keating] and his acolytes who advanced that proposition as the basis for arguing there was need for a change of leadership.
Given the hair-raising difficulty and expansive squalor involved in advancing this proposition, Cox has unsurprisingly shifted his ground.
