In this sense, the InferenceNet resource [27] was constructed containing common-sense and inferentialist semantic relations about concepts and sentences, which are expressed in Portuguese and English.
That moat can be low costs or a powerful global brand, for example.And as usual, the letter contains plenty of common sense.
eCRIME is a website containing useful, common-sense approach, advice and practical information on cyber bullying, trolling, mobbing and all forms of on line crime for adults and children alike.
As for "material support," the law contains several common-sense definitions including financial assistance, explosives, lodging, communications equipment and "expert advice or assistance". The Obama administration, however, interpreted the last term to encompass the sort of advocacy the plaintiffs in this case wanted to engage in.
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But while the report contains a multitude of common sense measures, it also paints a vivid picture of the damage that has been done to London's nightlife in recent years – and the scale of the challenges to be overcome.
One can regard common sense platitudes containing both these sorts of these words as constituting a theory and we can take them as theoretical terms of common sense psychology and thus as denoting whatever entities or sorts of entities uniquely realise the theory.
"We must take any and all necessary precautions to contain this virus -- and common sense restrictions on travel from countries now confronting this epidemic is an important step," Rubio said in a statement.
IT SEEMED to Elinor Ostrom that the world contained a large body of common sense.
Chapter 5 ("Is the Earth Warming?") is only 24 pages and it contains a wealth of information, common sense, and humility.
