With regard to the first issue, there is some evidence that Davidson is confusing two distinct questions: why mental concepts cannot stand in lawlike relation to physical concepts, and why mental concepts cannot be eliminated in favor of physical concepts in the explanation of human behavior.
But there are two distinct reasons why this might be so.In this section A gift of tongues Energy and its absence An epic future?
That means there are many distinct reasons why you'd want to connect a city's infrastructure to the Internet in one city it might make sense to have sensors monitoring parks, while in another that may seem too intrusive but it's a good idea to monitor sharks off the coast.
Tests with 45 different mice produced similar results, although each mouse had its distinct chanson.Exactly why mice sing is not yet known, but given that the males are stimulated to sing when they smell female pheromones, it seems likely that it is to do with sex.
OK, not all your fault, but there are three distinct reasons why we've failed: The browsers that ship with most mobiles are crap, the carriers charge way too much for the service, and you're scared of change.
Meanwhile Stewart's lawyer said he had 14 distinct reasons why the securities fraud charge should be dismissed, and he demanded and ultimately got the right to argue them at length on Monday.
There are 2 distinct reasons why this might be the case.
Given the obvious selective advantage of 'labelling' contexts with distinct signals, why do gibbons and other non-human primates not produce acoustically more discrete signals for different contexts, instead of the subtle acoustic variations within just one call type?
Proponents of world government offer distinct reasons for why it is an ideal of political organization.
"forget trying to look like a european city we are our own distinct city" Thats why we should be redeveloping the many redundant mill sites, and NOT build a city of high rise blocks of concrete.
