The intentional content the external reference of a perceptual experience is in a certain sense based upon sensa (thought not in the sense that there is a train of swift inference leading from the presence of a sensum to the mind to a certain perceptual belief).
My approach is based upon common sense, and here it is: We must put more money in the hands of consumers in the short term and restore confidence and optimism for the long term.
Do they do better in school?" Based upon common sense, Pivarnik guessed, "The answer is probably yes".
To generate candidates of complementary peptide (C-pep) reactive to a target amino acid sequence based upon the sense-antisense amino acid relationship.
So "Black Hawk Down," say, may be a piercing evocation of combat, based upon an oppressive sense of universal heroism and a near-complete reluctance to assess the political background (and the local meaning) of the problem in Somalia.
It is true, of course, that the magistrate is obligated to render a judgment based upon a common-sense reading of the entire affidavit.
"He doesn't have a tremendous amount of common sense based upon what he did over the Internet," Mr. Gerber said when asked his thoughts on Mr. Weiner.
Writing for PatentlyO, Dennis Crouch, while not in agreement with the "prospect of no appeal," submits that "the decision here makes logical sense based upon the statutory and procedural structure". Kevin E. Noonan in Patent Docs writes that Medtronic could theoretically seek an en banc review, but might be better off trying to get Congress to change the law.
This is performed by building an environment which, based upon previous research, common sense and information technology, may be used for observing such evidence.
Mill thought that the principle was ultimately based upon utility[3] in the 'largest sense, grounded on the permanent interests of man as a progressive being.' (Mill 1993, p. 79; Gray 1996, p. 6).
