But if this argument for density in urban areas is simple and compelling, creating conditions for agreeable dense development to occur in Boston and other urban communities is hard.
On the implicit proviso that \ k\) is empty (that is, tautologous: \ k = \top\)), Hempel (1943 , 1945 himself had put forward (EC) and (SCC) as compelling adequacy conditions for any theory of confirmation, and devised his own proposal accordingly.
(What else is new?) It seems as though Ukrainians are incapable of uniting, no matter how compelling the conditions might be.
Finally, the government argued that because global warming affects all states, California cannot demonstrate the "compelling and extraordinary" conditions necessary to merit a waiver.
The lawsuit also challenges the agency's contention that California is not uniquely affected by global warming and so lacks the "compelling and extraordinary" conditions that would allow it to regulate greenhouse-gas pollutants.
Under CAA, the EPA can only grant the waiver if California has compelling and extraordinary conditions that are unique from the rest of the country.
"California does have compelling and extraordinary conditions," he said.
But, incredibly, EPA Administrator Stephen Johnson, ignoring the recommendations of his agency's own scientists, denied the request, alleging that they did not find separate California standards are needed to "meet compelling and extraordinary conditions".
Perhaps using proteosome inhibitors would allow the authors to make more compelling conclusions, if conditions could be found where overexpression of APC and Axin did not affect beta-catenin levels.
The economic models that spawned Mr. Greenspan's former optimism simply assume those conditions, despite compelling evidence of their absence.
