The notion of coloring here comes from Frege who distinguished in "The thought" between the truth condition of a statement and those aspects of the statement which might provide information about the state of mind of the speaker or hearer but do not contribute to its truth conditions.
In this case, it is important to prove that {z i − E[z i ]} satisfies the Lindeberg condition (for a statement of this condition, see p. 262,[27]), so that a generalized CLT can be applied and a Gaussian approximation can be used for the instantaneous mutual information over parallel fading channels.
A worsening of meteorological conditions initiates a statement of the High Emergency Phase by the Regional Meteorological Office of Civil Protection.
Earlier this week Zimmerman, 30, filed court documents seeking a relaxation of his bail conditions, including a statement from Scheibe that police had "misinterpreted" a 911 call in which she claimed her boyfriend was destroying her property and threatening her with a gun.
In a similar vein, Frank had objected that "after the introduction of the truth conditions a statement in the language of 'semantical realism' can no longer be distinguished from a statement in the language of 'syntactical positivism'" (Frank 1950, p. 167).
Rekindling faith means accepting ourselves as students, holding some approximation of the truth that is indicative of the human condition rather that a statement of our inferiority.
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"President Jonathan and Nigerians join the brotherly people of Venezuela in mourning President Chavez who greatly endeared himself to the ordinary people of his country with his admirable efforts to improve the living conditions of underprivileged Venezuelans," a statement from Mr Jonathan's office said.
Then by Theorem 4.2 and the identities ( A q ′, p ′ + ) k = ( B p, q + ) k and ( A q ′, p ′ - ) k = ( B p, q - ) k, the boundedness of the operator defined by (2) from l q ′, u - 1 into l p ′, v - 1 is equivalent to the conditions of the statement (i) of Theorem 3.1.
Against the statement condition of L1 it has been objected that the making of a statement is not necessary for lying.
