Thus, the ordinary notion of propositional truth, described by Aristotle as "to so be in the thing signified as speech says," is a matter of a proposition's conformity, in respect of second being, to its eternal reason, and this is for it to perform the function perfective of propositions, namely, to be in conformity to the states of affairs it asserts.
Conformity to the fa provides good grounds for accepting a claim, non-conformity for rejecting it.
These included conformity to the rules of distance and orientation.
DNA ladder assay showed conformity to the DNA fragmentation assay.
Conformity to the normal distribution is an important property.
All experimental procedures were in conformity to the European Communities Council Directive 86/609/EEC.
In fact, according to a second hypothesis, they should have demonstrated a lower intention compared to the control group, again following the principle of conformity to the norm.
Third, high social capital might restrict the individual freedom of the members due to the rising demands for conformity to the group.
Sensor noise is described in "MGF performance" section, spacecraft noise in "Spacecraft magnetic cleanliness" section, and the conformity of the MGF to the second and third criteria in "In-orbit calibration" section.
Assertions and imperatives both have conditions of satisfaction truth in the first place, and conformity in the second.
In the memorandum, Mr. Watkins wrote that "there would be hell to pay" if "we failed to take swift and decisive action in conformity with the first lady's wishes".
