There is, indeed, a simpler concept of seeing, grounded in the capacity to track eye-direction and line of sight.
Some philosophers hold that the laws of nature are grounded in the causal capacities of physical objects: the capacity of water to boil at 100C, and the capacity of salt to dissolve in water (to take two very simple examples).
Carcinogen identification is an activity grounded in the evaluation of the results of scientific research.
In vitro evaluation of the capacity of Bacteriophage 933W to transduce Vero cells. A.
The reported resistance may in part be grounded in the redirection of funding from clinical services to establish the NIHR to increase research capacity within services.
This meant that ground safety requirements were met and in September 1989 it was announced that the capacity of the ground had been increased to 14,628.
Furthermore, the case illustrates that loss of autonomy is not necessarily grounded in impaired mental capacities due to documented injury or disease.
"It's grounded in a lack of faith in federal capacity for fisheries management".
Voices from other fields, however, began to raise disturbing questions, grounded in other modes of evaluation, as technology became a dominant influence in society.
The capacity of the ground was cut to 135,000 following the Burnden Park disaster in Bolton.
Whilst global disease surveillance capacity, in particular, has been considerably strengthened through the IHR, management of disease outbreaks, including pandemics, remains grounded in notions of national sovereignty.
