This appears to ground the causal definition of anomic properties (whether mental or otherwise) in the fact that they answer to particular explanatory interests.
All of the latter answer to particular explanatory interests, and are thus selective with respect to the total sufficient condition for an effect-type (see Davidson 1987b, 45); the causal definition, and thus anomalism, of their vocabularies is owed to this interest-relativity and selectivity.
Society may need answers to particular problems that scientists, left to their own devices, may not provide – so we set up a challenge and reward the victor.
Hare gets interesting answers to particular questions; Prebble, though she is no slouch at unravelling financial mysteries, goes beyond this and shows what makes the financial world impermeable to reason; how entering it is like entering a virtual universe.
Douglas Levin, a senior researcher for the American Institutes for Research, a nonprofit research firm in Washington that conducted the Pew study, said that "for many schools, the bulk of assignments are not particularly inventive" -- like assigning students to go to specific Web sites to find answers to particular questions.
With regular and meaningful measurement, answers to particular items can be helpful.
The product lets you search a structured database and find the answers to particular problems, then create custom dashboards on the fly.
They try to estimate an examinee's skill level and therefore find a connection between an examinee's answers to particular items and their skill level (Chen & Wang, 2010).
We collectively cross-checked for inter-rater reliability, which was close to 95%% agreement with the first two groups of informants because coded content typically were answers to particular interview questions.
After Aquinas, the summa remains a form for the systematic organization of an entire area of study, though often it becomes a summary, a collection of answers, a manual in which to look up answers to particular questions rather than a series of questions.
Juries were introduced in petty assizes from around 1176, where they were used to establish the answers to particular pre-established questions, and in grand assizes from 1179, where they were used to determine the guilt of a defendant.
