Economists have struggled to quantify the loss of skills, generally asserting its existence on the basis of circumstantial evidence.
No sooner had the barren outcrop asserted its existence, belching out a steamy greeting to the world, than its expanding girth fused it with the nearby island of Nishinoshima.
The reason DADT was so insidious was that it singled out a particular group for unfair punishment, and then prevented that group from defending itself, asserting its existence, and thus fighting to secure its rights.
Questions posed by Caryl Churchill in A Number recur in Marius von Mayenburg's play which kicks off the Court's international season; but, far from being a theatrical clone, this is a witty social satire which asserts its independent existence.
He decides to assert his existence by pursuing l'amour fou.
Some sources state that At2 does not exist, or at least has never been observed, while other sources assert or imply its existence.
Nor is it about some totality A: it asserts simply of each and every A that it is B. And although it does not directly assert the existence of A, it certainly presupposes it.
By contrast, the most liberal choice would be to identify ξ with the universal relation, in which case (P.11ξ) would reduce to its consequent and assert the existence of an upper bound for any pair of entities x and y.
It follows that to assert the existence of an isomorphism between (1) and (2), that is, to assert AC under the propositions-as-monotypes interpretation, is tantamount to asserting AC in the form, which in turn yields ACL and so the Law of Excluded Middle.
Speaking to journalists at a press conference, Cronenberg said: "As a card-carrying existentialist, I can tell you [Hollywood] people are desperate to exist; they're desperate to assert their existence".
