… Failure to comply fully or in part with an Inspector's Direction... may entail, upon summary conviction, a fine of $100,000 or to imprisonment for a term of one year, or both".
Nonreductive physicalists think that mental properties supervene with metaphysical necessity upon physical properties (whether they are also entailed by physical properties depends upon what property-forming operations the set of physical properties is taken to be closed under; see Section 3.2).
The Arrival By Shaun Tan (Hodder Children's Books) This wordless graphic novel explores the many reasons that lead people to leave their old lives and homes behind and set out upon the journey entailed in starting afresh.
His emphasis upon the responsibilities entailed by the opportunities to be opened up by New Labour promises to give a defining purpose to the remodelled welfare state.Some critics doubt that he can deliver on the promise.
By (2), knowledge security implies knowledge: evidence that entails p also entails anything that p entails, so if S has evidence that entails p, and believes q upon seeing it is entailed by p, then S's evidence entails q.
"A mutual adaptation" is how Rush describes the way in which he and Elsa negotiate these edits, a process that entails hours upon hours of conversation.
WALL STREET JOURNAL F.C.C. Considers Broader Band | The Federal Communications Commission chairman, Julius Genachowski, is planning an expansion of the nation's broadband service in a move that would entail relying upon an $8 billion fund that is currently paid for by customers.
They point to the field's growing demand for new services, the need for physical proximity for many patient procedures, and a bureaucracy that entails layer upon layer of jobs.
Upon upgrading, convergence heuristics are gained that can be used to estimate the magnitude of the approximation error entailed in the response surface.
Drawing upon this literature, I discuss a number of the movements, materialities, and practices entailed in constructing England's M1 motorway in the late 1950s.
Chisholm (1948) raised the most important challenge to Lewis' claim that a physical object statement P entails and is entailed by a set of counterfactual statements expressing claims about what experiences one would have were one to (seem to) carry out certain tests upon being presented with certain sensory cues.
