Thus, he refuses to consider, for example, "Either A or not-A" as a logical truth, for it does not actually help one in knowing whether A or not-A is the case.
The overall patterns of outcomes are predicted as, for example, either an incremental or more radical adjustment of accounting structures and practices.
As an example, either cationic silica nanoparticles or mesoporous silica nanoparticles are able to release genetic material in the cells after uptake [ 8, 9].
The behavior of nation-states is a good example; either a country will behave exactly as it has and be highly predictable (such as the government of North Korea's constant antics), or it can surprise and amaze (such as Germany's willingness to throw open its doors to Syrian refugees, when many of its neighbors locked the door shut).
Arguably, if Kickstarter routinely screened pitch videos, for example, either prior to launch, or even as a per-project review that takes place before the end of a campaign, enabling a suspect campaign to be pulled or more closely reviewed before backers' money has been collected, it could better balance the distribution of risks and responsibilities.
For example, either the percentage involvement of tumour or its measured size may serve as parameters of cancer burden.
Firstly, in a number of systematic reviews, the adherence interventions are categorized according to the underlying mainstream theories, for example, as either behavioural or educational or a combination of both [ 27- 30].
The famously elaborate headdresses she wore, for example, can be seen either as a homage to or a camp parody of those worn by black women in Bahia, Brazil's most Africanized state.
For example, F23 could work either as a two-input ANDN logic or as a simple one-input ON/OFF gate with respect to TetR binding.
Closer to home, I know that Facebook.be isn't owned or operated by Facebook either, as an example.
