"What I did say to Greg at the time is that there is clear demarcation with respect to development of software and no code goes to China," said Ian Baird, vice president for sales and marketing operations at Platform.
As condensation advances, this expression pattern becomes localized to the disc anlagen, showing clear demarcation with respect to the adjacent vertebral bodies (Pelton et al., 1990).
Relational epistemologies are not based upon a strict division between these entities, nor upon a strict (or necessary) demarcation of what, with respect to the subject of comprehension, we are accustomed to see as the external or internal world.
But these demarcations turn out to be entirely arbitrary with respect to the protagonist, aside from giving him the opportunity to engage in periodic ritual grumbling about the scoundrel in question.
This all-embracing, specifically Chinese tendency towards transcending abstract demarcations ultimately also manifested itself on the level of heuristics, with respect to the question of the nature of creating theories.
A plot of the frequencies of the four nucleotides as a function of position with respect to the poly(A) site is a useful tool for assessing PAC and PAT quality; accurate demarcation of poly(A) sites is expected to yield defined poly(A) signals, while random localizations of mapped PATs is expected to yield a uniform, unbiased nucleotide distribution in the regions of PACs.
with respect to politics.
What stance with respect to the world?
With respect to Russia, likewise.
With respect to a recount?
Thus, while advocating falsifiability as the criterion of demarcation for science, Popper explicitly allows for the fact that in practice a single conflicting or counter-instance is never sufficient methodologically to falsify a theory, and that scientific theories are often retained even though much of the available evidence conflicts with them, or is anomalous with respect to them.
