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For example, the theorem mentioned establishes a connection between falsifiability and testability, but one that is more attenuated than the naïve Popperian envisions: it is not necessary that the hypotheses under test be directly falsifiable; rather, there must be ways of strengthening each hypothesis that yield a countable number of refutable "subhypotheses".

And indeed, he does, though it doesn't add up to the grand opera he envisions; it's soap.

If everything goes as planned — only a few people have tried combat gum so far, in small doses — Hale envisions it being mass produced and sold to civilians, first by prescription, then over the counter.

Although designed for the elderly, Fujitsu envisions it being used by any vulnerable person.

The company envisions it being used for a range of quick questions, like which selfie looks better, where to have dinner, what to wear, and more.

One way to envision it is to imagine a rotating platform (such as a merry-go-round or a phonograph turntable) with a perfectly smooth surface and a smooth block sliding inertially across it.

"One of the guys was like, 'I think that's sexy.' Staying at home with your children isn't as polarizing of an issue as I envision it is for women who are in their 30's now".

The nihilist's serenity, as I envision it, is the icy indifference of outer space, forsaken by God and light.

It's set around 1777 and I envision it being in seven volumes.

I never staged the architect-contractor meeting I had always envisioned; it wasn't necessary.

"Sort of like 'Barfly,' with Mickey Rourke — that's how I envision it being with me and him," he says.