A difference is that Bach's rescorings of his music were done for entirely practical purposes -- to get extra use from material already written -- and although their harmonizations are germane to the instruments at hand, the works are essentially unchanged.
This widening of the domain of quantification has to serve some (extra- linguistic purposextra- linguistic
Set out some extra all-purpose flour and butter/margarine to grease the sheet.
This fact about underdetermination is implied by Davidson's Thesis of the Autonomy of Linguistic Meaning, according to which once a bit of language has acquired a conventional meaning, it can be used for any of a variety of extra-linguistic purposes (Davidson, 1979).
This creates problems, as Lars Udehn points out, since the mere fact that one can explain social phenomena in terms of individuals "does not imply the methodological rule that they should be explained this way" (2001, 216) – especially not if the "half-way" knowledge obtained is sufficient for our (extra-scientific) purposes.
"He'd take out an extra club on purpose, give it the grunt, then say, 'I really caught that one,' " Cook said.
Table 2 Experimental setting for Amazon SimpleDB No. of machines Environment Description 5 CPU M3 general purpose extra large, (4 core * 3.25 unit) Memory 15GB Storage (2×40 GB SSD All OS Windows 8 .NET Framework 4.0 NO SQL Database Amazon SimpleDB.
If at home doing housework, take extra trips on purpose up and down the stairs or from room to room.
For quantitative purpose, extra sample preparation and detection steps are required.
