Kilwardby explains that in first-figure mixed necessity-assertoric syllogisms the necessity premise appropriates to itself a minor which is necessary per se; no such appropriation occurs in first-figure mixed assertoric-necessity syllogisms.
Parliament should take back much of the patronage and decision-making that No 10 has appropriated to itself.
The full body of society is the sacred earth, which appropriates to itself all social products as their natural or divine precondition, and to whom all members of society are bound by direct filiation (Deleuze 1983 [1962], 141-42).
"The speed of how this show came about is appropriate to Vine itself, which implies spontaneity," explains Sawon.
He denounced politicians who are "afraid to do something as simple as have a meaningful debate about our gun laws," singling out Gov. Jan Brewer, whom he called "feckless," and the Legislature, which "thought it appropriate to busy itself naming an official Arizona state gun just weeks after this tragedy".
The sale was modest — "appropriate to the work itself," Egan said.
"When a work of art truly takes hold of us, it is not an object that stands opposite us which we look at in hope of seeing through it to an intended conceptual meaning … The work is an Ereigniss an event that "appropriates us" to itself.
In The Independent's reporting of the "pikey" ruling, the question arose as to whether it was appropriate to use the term itself in a front-page headline.
It was therefore more appropriate to study the symptom itself.
And even in case the labeling of perspective was justified, this does not necessarily imply that the chosen perspective itself was appropriate to the study question.
This means that the protein must explore its energy landscape via conformational fluctuations that are essentially isoenergetic, before finding a configuration that places the active site residues into positions appropriate to effect the chemical catalysis itself, that happens as a 'protein quake' in picoseconds or less.
