Peacocke has argued scenario contents are needed to adequately reflect how locations are represented in experience.
Richard (2003) and Braun (1994) argue that structured characters, in addition to structured contents, are needed to distinguish between the linguistic meanings of certain pairs of expressions.
For an appropriate air void system, good mechanical properties and low porosity/microcracking in alkali-activated binder systems, appropriate slag/fly ash proportioning, water and admixture contents are needed.
Of course there isn't, and, as media platforms multiply, more and more content is needed to fill them, and taking note of anniversaries or entire decades is an easy enough way to fill programming holes, and to appear smart, sort of.
Further testing on argillaceous rocks of variable composition and organic content is needed to assess extent of applicability.
Further, it must be kept in mind that the proponents of teleological theories claim that a historical theory of content is needed to capture psycho-semantic norms.
Peacocke has argued (1992 chapter 3) that to adequately reflect the spatial and first-personal perspectives in experience, a special kind of content is needed.
Furthermore, a thorough understanding of the target audience, the nature of the target activity, and the gamified learning content is needed.
In contrast, the counter-current separation of a very small oil content is needed in the new "downhole water loop" technique (DWL) prior to injecting the oil-free water in-situ.
Because of the influence of carbonates on the geotechnical properties of foundation and construction materials in civil engineering, a simple, precise, and inexpensive method of determining soil-carbonate content is needed.
