In a series of left-wing promises, he appears to have embraced this hypothesis as a "core strategy".Yet this plan is fraying at the edges, so thoroughly is the Labour leader reviled, even by his own voters, less than half of whom trust him to run the economy.
Pylyshyn has embraced this hypothesis (Fodor & Pylyshyn, 1988), and, in the light of that, we can say that his view of the nature of imagery is that it consists of descriptions, in mentalese, of visual objects or scenes.
Early hypotheses embraced the concept that pulmonary fibrosis represents the end stage of an inflammatory cascade initiated following alveolar injury, and that fibrogenesis following such alveolitis was mediated by a number of inflammatory and fibrogenic mediators derived from recruited inflammatory cells.
However, scientists are hesitant to embrace this hypothesis because there is no way to test it; cancer does not develop until decades after exposure, and women move to and away from the area over that time span.
Since then, Frydman witnessed more and more of his colleagues embrace the hypothesis as the way to model precisely how market participants think about the future.
Noting that the cells plated on EPM-coated lines actually adopt the shape imposed by the lines, one could easily embrace the hypothesis presented by Oscar Hertwig [32] in the 19th century, in which it was claimed that regulation of cell shape may contribute to MO determination.
Only 14.6percentt of the mathematicians embraced the God hypothesis (versus 5.5percentt of the biologists).
Jeans used to be the American woman's most versatile wardrobe staple, but, as Nike chief executive Mark Parker recently announced, "leggings are the new denim," giving credence to the otherwise ridiculous sci-fi hypothesis, embraced by Hollywood costume designers since the 1950s, that the humans will someday uniformly dress in slick, Lycra unitards.
Together with the Furnarius and a few other examples all birds the rheas became the quintessential example of geographic replacement of closely allied species as Darwin approached, and eventually completely embraced, the transmutationist hypothesis (see Fig. 4).
Versions of the Sapir-Whorf hypothesis were embraced by a number of scholars.
Leinfelder and coworkers (Leinfelder et al. 1988) have suggested that the highly oxidizable Sec (Jacob et al. 2003) is counter selected (substituted by Cys) in response to rising O2 levels, a hypothesis later embraced by Jukes (1990).
