As long as we merely adopt this latent view, rather than questioning it, it will pervade scientific discourse up to the point of becoming self-evident and seemingly unquestionable, so that not only science but also philosophy of science will fall victim to its sway.
We believe however that reprogramming may take different paths (which we are not able to infer as we merely have snapshots of the starting and end point) to achieve the pluripotent state, and hence leave different "scars", which albeit not consistent may have functional consequences.
My family did not object to my participation in protests as we were merely demanding reforms.
For the foreseeable future, environmental, social, and governance reporting will be a hotbed of financial innovation, as we are merely at the beginning of what banking quant jockeys can do with sustainability data.
We would learn from a Nixon-McGovern confrontation whether we as a people wish a new social order or prefer to stay as we are, merely tightening a few nuts & bolts here & there--which is all that most of the other candidates propose.
This is the problem of Nokia and we are not concerned with it as we are merely shop owners, not the client of the company.
Furthermore, Spinoza argues that when we seek what is genuinely to our advantage – as opposed to what we merely believe is good for us – we enhance the being of others as well as ourselves.
Because translation invariance has been achieved by taking the Fourier magnitude of the cover image as the DPT input, we merely use the inserted template to estimate the rotation angle and scaling factor.
Just as we can't merely react to the reality of band rehearsals, sports practices, and parents' meetings, we can't react to the reality of media and electronics in our families' lives.
"Despite the new funds, it is not clear that AIG's capital position is sufficient, as we believe it merely adds capital sufficiency for (AIG Financial Products) without increasing former capital adequacy to the holding company," Shanker wrote.
Tabb's "The Long Default," a study of the fiscal crisis of the nineteen-seventies, which was published in 1982: "The shift to neoconservative reprivatization that is proceeding rapidly under the Reagan administration is, as we have said, merely the New York scenario writ large," Tabb wrote.
