All priests had some external distinction, as the apex, tutulus, or galerus, the toga praetexta, as well as honorary seats in the theatres, circuses and amphitheatres.
Yablo has argued that an internal-external distinction could be understood along the lines of the fictional-literal distinction.
To understand what the internal-external distinction amounts to, we need to bear in mind that, when a belief is justified, there is something that makes it justified.
On the other hand, Hofweber has argued that an internal-external distinction with many of the features that Carnap wanted can be defended using facts about natural language, but that such a distinction will not lead to a rejection of ontology, in the sense of (O2).
Isolated case series of patients undergoing either ORIF or external fixation without distinction between treatment modalities.
The SFR is defined in the following as the signal power ratio between the components coming from the external sources (without distinction between desired and interfering sources), and the components coming from loudspeakers (i.e., the feedback signals).
He argues that although Britain's GCHQ listening headquarters primarily targets threats from abroad, the way internet communications are now sourced means that the old distinctions between external and internal communications are all but redundant, raising the threat that the content and metadata of domestic communications are being routinely collected and stored by GCHQ.
These distinctions between external influences (such as education and religion) and internal influences (personal beliefs and cognitive processes) are meaningful, yet best understood as a complex network of interconnected elements which ultimately influence evolution acceptance.
The distinction between hierarchical and epistemic authority should not be confused with the distinction between external and internal reasons for holding a proposition true.
All are classed as external communications, rendering the distinction between external and internal messaging, in the ISC's own words, "meaningless".
