The Bureau declined requests for an interview, but C.A.S.T. agents in recent cases have asserted a different theory of how cell networks operate.
But the Democratic plaintiffs in Seminole and Martin are asserting a different principle based on a mistaken interpretation of election law.
Drawing inspiration from writers Kodwo Eshun and Greg Tate, as well as Geoff Ryman's mundane science-fiction manifesto, Syms starts by saying: "We the mundane Afrofuturists, being alternately pissed off and bored, need a means of asserting a different set of values to begin imagining the future".
If a business owner wanted to assert a different labor vs. capital ratio, they could do so and work it out with the IRS.
On the other hand, the appearances of an object to a subject, i.e., triples of numbers, lie, Weyl asserts, in a different sphere, that of numbers.
They asserted that a different (and controversial) species, the eastern wolf (Canis lupus lycaon) and not the gray wolf, had inhabited the Midwest and Northeast.
It's worth emphasizing, however, that the very same sentence asserted in a different conversational context could express an entirely different empirical proposition: just which proposition is expressed, on this metasemantic account, depends on what the individual parties to the conversation are currently presupposing about the meanings of the expressions used.
After Richardson discovered this to be false in 2005, Grisham filed a sworn statement asserting that a different attorney, Thomas McDonough, had been present.
"The government has asserted a position starkly different from the positions and behavior of the United States in previous conflicts, one that can only weaken the United States' own ability to demand application of the Geneva Conventions to Americans captured during armed conflicts abroad," the judge wrote in his 47-page opinion.
The logic of such brutality is the logic of metaphor: to assert a likeness between two different things holds power only in the light of that difference.
