Chrysippus defined a proposition as "that which is capable of being denied or affirmed as it is in itself" and gave examples of propositions such as "it is day" and "Dion is walking".
With such guidance students' K2 responses can be consistently affirmed, as they read from the shared text.
For example, he noted that the bread was not mere bread and affirmed terms such as "presence", "true", and "sacramental".
Matching practical applications to theory has affirmed strategies such as collaboration, targeted questioning, engagement in meaningful activity, empowerment, and education.
One might worry, nonetheless, that functional definitions threaten to leave too many commonly cited generalizations outside the realm of contingency, and thus causal explanation: surely, we may think, we want to affirm claims such as "pain causes wincing".
Working on another piece of the same core, David Karl of the University of Hawaii, Manoa, ran a battery of tests to affirm life, such as measuring levels of ATP, an energy molecule vital to all known organisms, and tracing the incorporation of radiolabeled acetate into biomolecules.
Her affair with Othello will be obvious from the affirming gestures such as nodding, or guilty shrugs that mock Iago during his speech (in II.i) when he says, "I do suspect the lusty Moor/Hath lept into my seat".
The freedom of faith is respected by affirming that such a conclusion is as far as the preambles can take one.
Truthfully, I believe the value of telling such stories has always been less about how to pursue nonacademic careers and more about affirming such decisions as valid.
