Associative arguments transfer the adherence from the premises to the conclusion; for example, the act person association enables one to pass from the fact that an act is courageous to the consequence that the agent is a courageous person.
Thus the virtual text - augmented with more than 60 basic examples and 40 illustrative figures - is rather easy to read while a part of the technical arguments is transferred to the exercise problems and their solutions.
Mr. Skakel's lead attorney, Michael Sherman, said he was gratified that the Supreme Court did not reject the specific arguments against transferring the case to adult court but merely ruled that it was filed too soon.
The ruling is an early procedural victory for the plaintiffs, whose arguments to transfer the cases to Judge Federico Moreno of Federal District Court in Miami were accepted by the multidistrict litigation panel.
John J. Hardiman, the state's public defender, said he was exploring legal arguments for transferring back to juvenile court the pending cases of 17-year-olds arrested since July 1. "Why should they be penalized because we had bad legislation for four months?" Mr. Hardiman said.
Motivation behind MADNet (Ding et al. 2013) was the argument that transferring the same amount of data on a low throughput Wi-Fi network may consume more energy than transferring over a high speed 3G.
This measurement is frequently used as an argument to transfer and treat women for threatened preterm labor, even if clinical symptoms are mild.
This argument can perfectly be transferred in a real-life setting, in the concrete case of mosquitoes.
I call these arguments the transfer defense.
Whether or not the popular conception of this history, deeply reinforced by "Chinatown," is correct — and Dr. Libecap's book argues that it is not — there is no question that it still infects latter-day arguments about transfers of water from agricultural to urban uses in the West.
However, this argument falls apart when the material is transferred to the theatre.
