On an explanatory conception of relevance, evidence is relevant if it is explained by or provides a reason for believing the particular explanation of the material events offered by the side adducing the evidence, and it remains relevant even where, as in our example, the evidence also supports or forms part of the explanation offered by the opponent (Pardo and Allen 2008: 241 2; Pardo 2013: 600).
Carnap's conception of the relevant sense of reducibility, which he always stated in precise logical terms, was initially rather narrow but gradually became more liberal.
This paper reports on an experimental study to understand further the extent to which academics may differ to practitioners in their conception of skills relevant to creativity within a specific design related subject: in this instance, Games Design.
It is unclear, for example, whether violence to self, violence to property, or minor violence against others (such as a vicious pinch) should be included in a conception of the relevant kinds of violence.
The full-blooded platonist recognizes a mathematical statement S as 'objectively correct' only if S is true in all mathematical structures answering to our 'full conception' of the relevant mathematical structure.
A self-blind creature, by Shoemaker's definition, would be a rational creature with a conception of the relevant mental states, and who can entertain the thought that she has this or that belief, desire, intention, or pain, but who nonetheless utterly lacks introspective access to the type of mental state in question.
A total of 161 fathers and 18 mothers who were monitored prior to conception of the relevant child were identified.
With genotoxic small molecules, the aim is to avoid conception until the end of relevant systemic exposure plus 90 days.
Poverty limits both conceptions of and access to relevant futures.
