What is written on the left-hand-side of (S*) is conceptually more sophisticated than what is written upon the right-hand-side because the former requires us to be able to grasp the concepts of statement and truth to understand it whereas the latter does not.
Widespread adoption of Internet technology has enabled medical schools to showcase their work, and most of the web sites include variations on the concept of mission statements.
This paper details the collaborators' work in applying systems engineering principles and practices to ECMO therapies including the use of model based systems engineering (MBSE) to capture the ECMO domain, concept of operations, need statement, high level use cases, requirements, system and user behaviors, and both abstract and concrete structural designs.
Foucault's concept of 'discursive formation' captures this feature of ideology, defining it as a 'regularity (an order, correlations, positions and functionings, transformations)' between 'objects, types of statement, concepts, or thematic choices' (Foucault 1972: 38).
And this is exactly contrary to the concept of a Republic," the statement said.
Some advocates would agree with Dummett (1959, p. 14) who said that, although "we have nowadays abandoned the correspondence theory of truth", it nevertheless "expresses one important feature of the concept of truth…: that a statement is true only if there is something in the world in virtue of which it is true".
Such fluidity of ownership is part of the concept statement set forth by the museum's director, Thomas Krens, in a series of exhibition wall texts, which propose that the art at all the Greater Guggenheim locations is at least potentially in a state of perpetual, Internet-style circulation and available to everyone within the institutional loop.
That's not a criticism of the concept, just a statement of work that must be done.
Information Content of Meta-concepts: According to Frege, the denotation of statement, p, must be identified by truth values or an infinite number of thoughts (cognitive processing).
One must make do with concepts that are only partially defined and which fit in only ill-determined ways with other such concepts in statements of "law" in sociology.
The idea of the Salle Modulable — a flexible theater that would make it possible "to configure the performance areas," in the words of a concept statement — originated in discussions in 2003 between Mr. Haefliger and Mr. Boulez, who had long wanted such a resource in Paris.
