This includes contents, since Lewis thought content was grounded in mental content, and value, since he thought values were grounded in idealised desires.
For their part, anti-realists themselves need to say more about how mental and semantic content is grounded in linguistic and cognitive practice.
All of the films under the Blue-Tounge banner have the same modus operandi: no matter how ridiculous the premise, the content is grounded in reality.
But the levy, which Thompson said could raise £75m for commercial terrestrial broadcasters to spend on original UK content, is gaining ground in the US.
Likewise chat, blogging, forums and all other aspects of user generated content are all ground that Yahoo has already lost, and can't possibly win back.
The content of the questionnaires was grounded in an interview-based, two country (Germany and the UK) study [ 32], exploring a range of shiatsu-specific and more general areas (Appendix 1).
However, the cached content could be grounds for a takedown notice since it will no doubt include pirated content.
Online video rivaling TV in terms of quality of production and content is breaking new ground – ground which Amazon, Netflix, Hulu, YouTube and others are just now beginning to explore.
In the present study, the required variable of layer thickness increase was calculated using the soil temperature from the climate models, and the ground ice content was obtained from the map of permafrost and ground ice conditions.
The initial coding framework was grounded in the content of the data (inductive).
