This is the view that has come to be known as phenomenalism.[6] It will be convenient to begin with the latter of these two views, which was, surprisingly enough, widely held for at least a good part of the 20th century — and in less sophisticated versions by many earlier philosophers.
But the tales were persistent enough, widely disseminated enough, and serious enough, that this morning NZ Police took the highly unusual step of publishing a formal statement to quash them.
This targeted array contains enough widely-expressed genes (whose expression won't be changing) to enable good normalization, as well as containing numerous known immune genes (from our novel libraries and from existing EST collections).
Some of the post-mortems have knocked Obama for not campaigning hard enough or widely enough.
The sense that the faith is under threat must be strong enough, and widely enough perceived, to provoke real fear and anger.
Some innovative GPs are already proving it can work, but it hasn't worked well enough or widely enough, which is why Lansley decided to abolish the primary care trusts and force the pace.
Furthermore, the provision of public pre-K for all young New Yorkers underscores an important principle, one that in the era of Donald Trump and his Secretary of Education, Betsy DeVos, is only becoming more eroded: the belief that public institutions should be good enough, and widely enough available, for everyone to use them, and to want to use them.
Private relief operations by Mr. Maung Thura and Buddhist monks, who said they were acting partly because the government was not doing enough, were widely seen here as a rebuke to the ruling generals.
These positions, interestingly enough, are widely popular among third-party and Republican voters we meet across the state, who see a monopoly approach to energy production as long out of date.
"I can't stress enough how widely used IRIS is," says Jim Solyst, head of science policy work at the American Chemistry Council.
For example, if the model is not large enough, the widely used fixed-atoms boundary in MD simulations may have strong effect on the dislocation movement and thus will affect the motion of atoms at the cutting surface.
