As such, they lie beyond the reach of sense perception, which Plato regards as providing only beliefs about appearances as opposed to knowledge of what is truly real.
Weber's main contribution as such, nonetheless, lies neither in epistemology nor in ethics.
Values, then, as Sartre writes, appear with the character of demands and as such they "lay claim to a foundation" or justification (Sartre 1992: 76).
It is reasonable to assume that these dimensions would begin to take shape more quickly or efficiently than the others at the start of any integration project and, as such, would lay the foundations for such projects.
Some of the information is so new that nine people out of 10 have not got a clue about it and the press has not helped by consistently peddling such lies, such as 49% privatisation.
As such, our results lay a foundation for further screening and animal experiments.
Since ORC is measured on various subscales and presented as such, its strength lies in analysing these subscales.
As such, don't lay off the pedal completely — use it until you're going a little faster than normal.
As such, offspring BMI could lie on the confounding pathway.
If she is the commander, her dancers are willing subjects — appropriately, a little mad —and as such, their movement never lies.
As such, the ECM that lies beneath the RPE is critical to cell-based models and therapies.
