Fitzgerald (1966, 78) claims that since emotional, energetic and logical interpretants are actual effects, they must be seen as three sub-types of the dynamic interpretant.
Short (1981 , 1996 and 2004) thinks that each of the immediate, dynamic and final interpretants may be further sub-divided into emotional, energetic and logical.
At various points in his final accounts of signs, Peirce describes the division of interpretants as being: immediate, dynamic and final; or as emotional, energetic, and logical; or as naïve, rogate and normal; or as intentional, effective and communicational; or even destinate, effective and explicit.
Alternatively, cellular structure other than an external membrane may be the logical consequence of energetic and architectural constraints operating on membrane organization [ 83].
This is only a logical result of their enormous dependency on different kinds of resources (financial, material, energetic).
It is logical to suggest that the benefits of a more metabolically active small intestine are greater than the energetic costs associated with the increased workload, which leads to improved feed efficiency.
It is logical to conclude that radiation-thermal treatments lead to the increase in the concentration of defect centers, the energetic levels of which are rather close to the edges of the optical gap in the nanocrystallites.
All are impetuously energetic.
Núñez, its energetic founder.
She's incredibly energetic.
