This would make a plea for constant and direct involvement of social scientists and in fact to the notion of the old saying: 'Let the cobbler stick to his last'.
Yet without the metaphysics of facts, the notion of correspondence as discussed in section 1.1 loses substance.
Angeli and Manning [3], for example, propose to use the relations extracted from texts to enlarge databases of known facts and to predict facts, introducing the notion of fact similarity.
But a report released last month by the Institute for Children, Poverty and Homelessness, a research and policy group, presents a convincing set of facts to defend the notion of causality.
Once we have the positive facts and the notion of negation, we can derive all the negative facts.
This result indicates that concurrent articulation modulates access to phonologically stored multiplication facts and corroborates the notion of multiplication facts being represented in an at least partially verbal code.
This fact supports the notion of accuracy of the automated assessment accomplished with the developed system.
Our understanding of the world is shaped by social facts; for example the notion of time is defined by being measured through a calendar, which in turn was created to allow us to keep track of our social gatherings and rituals; those in turn on their most basic level originated from religion.
This fact underpins the notion of the high sensitivity of the human hearing system to nonstationary acoustic events with changing pitch (police and ambulance siren).
In fact, Pollock's analysis of the notion of similarity for worlds produces a partial rather than a complete ordering of worlds.[8] Pollock's system (called SS) is a proper extension of the system B of Burgess, obtained by adding to its axiomatic base the axioms MP and CS.
