Owen adapted an image from Wittgenstein in characterizing these arguments, ones which "can only show the vacuousness of temporal and spatial distinctions by a proof which employs them," as "a ladder which must be thrown away when one has climbed it" (Owen 1960, 67).
The two send a kiss-on-the-cheek photo as proof, which prompts a "Come on Inspector Gadget, inspect those tonsils!" from Winston.
Be prepared to give a final bill as proof, which you'll need to contact your provider for.
Jerry Hobbs and various co-workers look at the inference processes used in discourse as abductive, and propose to formalize abduction as a search for a proof in which certain "low-cost" assumptions may be made which serve as data or additional axioms for the proof.
The American pop artist made 100 lithographed homages to Monet (as well as twenty-five proofs), which were published by the artist and Editions de la Tempête, Paris in 1993.
The Defy is being billed as "life-proof," which is a bit of an exaggeration but we'll forgive them.
Furthermore, proofs are here understood as candidates of valid proofs, which means that the rules from which they are composed are not fixed.
Investors might view Canada's mining sector as takeover-proof, which would hit share prices and increase financing costs.
The Spice Girls musical was also described in some of the advance publicity as critic-proof, which may have provoked some critics to test the theory.
In some introductory philosophy textbooks and anthologies, the arguments for God's existence are presented as ostensible proofs which are then shown to be fallible.
The team began building Cheddar Up in late 2012 and launched it a year later, largely as a proof-of-concept which spread by word-of-mouth at local schools where early testing began.
