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A potentially even more illuminating comparison emerges from the perspective of Aristotle's theory of the four causes, where the laws are the material cause, the antecedent conditions the efficient cause, the logical relation between the explanans and the explanandum the formal cause and the explanandum the final cause (Fetzer 2000a, 113 114).

By comparison, emerging economies look positively robust.

From these comparisons emerges an outline of the captured form: a playful perspective on your relationship to others, built from light, inviting you to explore further.

As the book evolved these comparisons emerged ever more sharply, and I began to see the different ways my subjects responded to the transformative promise of the war.

Several discrepancies between the results of the three-group and those of the two-group comparisons emerged in this study.

Since no appreciable change in comparisons emerged when using the USA population as standard population, only the estimates based on the European standard population have been shown.

From the comparison it emerges clearly that the combination of structural and profile features leads to an appreciable improvement of the prediction quality, for all the performance indexes considered.

In the context of this classroom work, two new comparison types emerged.