Contrarily, from the complainant's side, no association could be detected between complaining against a plurality of general practitioners and the odds of at least one general practitioner being disciplined.
Still further in the relativist direction would be the positions of the "Discourse on Evening Things Out" and "Autumn Waters" essays in the Zhuangzi, both of which hold that, though the schemes of kind distinctions we employ are grounded in genuine similarities between things, there are a plurality of such schemes, as they may vary with our practices, context, or point of view.
He was no doubt reassured by recent opinion-poll numbers showing Likud winning a plurality of between 22 and 24 of the 120 seats.
These sketches suggest the possibility, then, of a plurality of relations between identity and ethics.
It introduces us to the problem of how to leverage the relationship between the primary graph view and a plurality of side views, and how to facilitate the subgraph mining procedure by exploring the vector-based auxiliary views.
It too endured a war -- between 1992 and 1993 -- and a plurality of the inhabitants speaks Russian.
More than 20 polls were carried out between 18 March and September 2003, and every one found a plurality supporting the war.
The WSA issued the largest wave of world passports between 1988 and 1995, when the Soviet Union dissolved into a plurality of newly independent states.
Writing in the 1890s, Herbert Spencer defined "society as a plurality of people occupying a specific territory and between whom various common features obtain" (Martindale, 1960, p. 71).
In early polls, a plurality of Germans wanted Merkel to take a middle position between the West and Russia.
