Alternatively, the user can readily inspect the resulting protein protein interactions by clicking the listed GO descriptions (in the example for the module 'GO 0006935: chemotaxis').
Although Whitehead and Russell take the descriptions in these examples to be the expressions which have scope, the above readings in both expanded PM notation and in modern notation suggest why some modern logicians take the difference in readings here to be a matter of the scope of the negation sign.
"When they put the car's description in the catalogue, for example, they will be sure the information is correct, or else they will get in trouble for misrepresentation, so there's a lot of checking," Haynes said.
Firstly, while the two-dimensional intension encodes certain principles about how the reference of a term depends on the features of the actual world, there is no reason for thinking that these principles can always be condensed into a simple, or even finite, reference-fixing description (as in the foregoing example of 'Phosphorus').
On the one hand, we show how attribute grammars can be derived from precise descriptions in the form of examples provided by a human user as the teacher.
Before moving on, note that certain non-rigid definite descriptions, such as 'the man in the corner', pattern with names rather than with the "role-type" definite descriptions in examples like (8) (the terminology, and its exegesis, can be found in Rothschild 2007).
Descriptions in the media of random violence, for example, are not claiming that everyone has an equal probability of being a victim, but that such violence is meaningless and purposeless.
So if there is a generalization at the higher level of description available for capturing (and in the pedestrian example there surely is), an exclusively reductionist approach to psychological explanation will miss it.
