Thus, for example, if one says (as in Tarski [1941], 21) 'We are going on a hike or we are going to a theater', even with charged emphasis upon the or, one will have spoken falsely if in the event we do both, unless, as in Tarski's example, one has also denied the conjunction. of which the authors remark, "There is no mistaking the sense of or here: John cannot be in both places at once".
This paper presents the role of electrode material and engineering aspects in spray charging with emphasis on theoretical considerations of selection of electrode material and its dimensional shape and size.
Wiping her sweaty brow and poking the air for emphasis, she charged that thugs from the opposition party were trying to kill her supporters.
He has been charged with placing new emphasis on investigating terrorism, international crime, drug trafficking and money laundering, as well as sharing more information with the C.I.A., the Federal Bureau of Investigation and other law enforcement agencies around the country and the world.
In this review we present selected recent developments of responsive multilayers formed by layer-by-layer assembly of oppositely charged polymers, with particular emphasis on the preparation of temperature- and pH-sensitive systems.
In the case of PD therapy, there is a charge in relation to PD catheter insertion but there is no charging mechanism or emphasis in connection with pre-dialysis education or on-going training and support necessary to maintain the technique or to prevent complications.
The "Eroica" was highly charged, with Mr. Nézet-Séguin giving special emphasis to slashing repeated chords and to cadential figures ending major sections.
The emphasis is on basic services like electricity and water, politically charged issues in this country, particularly during the hot summer.
A major emphasis is charging companies to be listed in various results on the company's Internet search engine.
In recent years, the Justice Department has placed a particular emphasis on charging individuals in bribery, antitrust and other financial cases, said Jonathan L. Stern, a lawyer with the firm, Arnold & Porter.
Though several pianists wrestled with the same material (especially the charging "Carolina Shout"), the emphasis was not on besting one another but on beneficially knocking the tunes around, treating fairly neglected music like common repertory.
