Only by better marking and tending to the edges of our world can we help the bears hew more closely to theirs: hovering, if not above, then at least safely outside the urban fray.
Instead, as the reader will see in chapter 8, "Husserl's Thesis," namely, something is mental if you can be aware of it without adumbrations (193), would be a better mark of the mental than intentionality.
In the sample PCO-05-1, there is a 23 centimeter-long footprint; the impression of the toes is indicated by a change of color in the sediment, and the big toe is better marked, with a depth of 0.7 centimeters.
In fact, when observers were asked to report the locations of their fixations after a 3-second examination of a scene, they were no better at marking the locations of their fixations than they were in guessing the locations of another observer's fixations (Võ, Aizenman, & Wolfe, 2016).
He added that the troops apparently did not know at whose home they were shooting and said that he had instructed the army to prepare better maps marking the homes of well-known senior Palestinian officials.
Even after considering factors like student academic performance and teacher working conditions, students still generally gave their teachers of color better marks in these areas, the researchers found.
It wins slightly better marks than the average board of a big corporation in that all the directors first took office in this century, but once you've said that you've said everything.
Timeform gave him a rating of 142, a better mark than anything achieved in 2009 by the multiple Group 1 winner and champion three-year-old Sea The Stars.
Today, Real Clear Politics charted Obama's daily averages at a better mark than he saw in all of 2014.
Microsoft, while guilty of the biased phrasing, received much better marks in the report.
