On the most common versions of externalism, though intentional contents are externally determined, mental representations themselves, and the states they partly constitute, remain "in the head".
The heavily trailed agreement appears to have been delayed by arguments over the consumer-relief component of the pact that constitutes the remaining $4bn of the deal.
It seems that almost everyone believes that ninety per cent of music is junk; we just can't agree on what constitutes the remaining ten per cent.
Solvent transfer stimulated by the conformational changes of films constitutes the remaining electrogravimetric response when the exclusion process cannot explain by itself this response.
Other Muslim groups, Bahais, Christians, Jews, Zoroastrians and Hindus constitute the remaining 4percentt (see Figure 1).
Nevertheless, he was able to persuade the University of Alabama that his "life experiences to date and his published papers constituted the remaining required courses to graduate," and in 2007 he received his bachelor's degree.
As described in Section 3., non-detecting femtocells of Φ ~ 2 in R 2 constitute the remaining set of interferers identified by IP4.
These factors are considered to cause PG values that extend beyond the range of −200 V m−1 < PG < 350 V m−1 because of their strong electrostatic nature, constituting the remaining 6.4%% of the total distribution.
However, there are four forest related activities in the REDD+ context that are not land use change processes as they constitute FL remaining FL: (i) degradation (e.g. from unexploited to exploited forest or from unmanaged forest to managed forest); (ii) sustainable management of forest; (iii) conservation; and (iv) enhancement of forest carbon stocks.
Our composition analysis of the pooled data from six mice shows that 48% of the various traces retrieved belonged to Type-I (CS-traces); 15% and 16% of the retrieved patterns were Type-II (US traces) and Type-III (CS-US association traces), respectively; while other types constituted the remaining 21% (Fig. 4G).
