This Court has never required that a presumption be accurate in every imaginable case.
In the worst imaginable case, Dr. Dowell said, the epidemic will stop only after infecting all 10 million Haitians.
"This is the clearest imaginable case of corporate espionage, theft of trade secrets, unfair competition and computer fraud," the lawsuit said.
It makes every imaginable case, dock, cable, you name it.
He is interested in the coherence of a theory that describes all imaginable cases and not in one that describes only observable phenomena; to be imaginable means to be possible, i.e., not to generate a contradiction.
So another cannot understand the language".[1] This is not intended to cover (easily imaginable) cases of recording one's experiences in a personal code, for such a code, however obscure in fact, could in principle be deciphered.
They overlap but also have any imaginable use case.
Even this limited set of examples shows that consistency, on one hand, and thorough coverage of imaginable use cases, on the other, will require a lot of painstaking work if they are to be achieved simultaneously.
This is just one of millions of imaginable use cases.
Each case, each person, is different.
In each case? A. In each case.
