For instance, the question of localizability is not even touched while it is certain that this is a pivotal criterion for something to be a particle.
Second, as often applied, the Criteria become something of a checklist or a set of headings for citation of outcomes favorable or opposed to a causal hypothesis, but each evaluation is often not done very rigorously or transparently and suffers from the criticism we mentioned above simply citing the studies that fit and announcing a professional judgment conclusion.
Reichenbach thinks to obtain the asymmetry via a criterion of causation that invokes both the preservation of something material and the asymmetry of intervention.
As soon as I'd satisfied one set of criteria, then something else would come up and that would be the issue, and so it went on".
When asked about why he left Kleiner Perkins, he said he told the firm he "wanted change, wanted a new environment, and to see what that would be like — the criteria of that being something smaller".
First, whereas the subject criterion of the Categories told us that substances were the ultimate subjects of predication, the subject criterion envisaged here is supposed to tell us what the substance of something is.
But in the unlikely event of something very serious happening which would meet the criteria for use they are available for use," he said.
The Cambridge online dictionary definition of inclusion, for instance, is 'to contain something as part of something else, or to make something part of something else'; while the definition of incorporation is 'to include something as part of something larger'.
What distinguishes the small nations from the large is not the quantitative criterion of the number of their inhabitants; it is something deeper.
There is no criterion of "truth", "nothing by believing which we believe something else" (SEP, 55).
