But his own favoured process has its problems, too.
American theoretical biologist Jeffrey Wicken pointed out that replicating molecules, if they appeared first, would have had no impetus to develop a complex cellular package or associated protein machinery and that life thus probably arose as a metabolic system that was stabilized by the genetic code, which allowed life's second law-favoured process to continue ad infinitum.
The criteria applied in this process favoured categories of meaning closely related to music and the music industry, such as the genre, artist, instrument, form of music, and commercial entity.
The involvement of persons of influence or policy makers in the research process favoured uptake in projects 1 and 4. In project 3, the political context was initially receptive when the project was funded but had changed in response to other events leaving a research finding incongruent with other major influences and without impact, despite the best efforts of the research team.
Colposuspension is the favoured surgical procedure.
The act of choosing our answers in Multiple Choice, or shuffling Float's chapbooks into our favoured order, are interactive processes that have meaning as their ultimate goal.
It reveals certain skewing patterns towards process type selection and favoured and less favoured combinations of process types and circumstances that can be observed.
Corruption thrived after decades of communism, a war economy and a privatisation process that favoured political friends of the government.
Previously, when thick grass grew after a rain, it became fuel for wildfires, a process that favoured regrowth of the grass after the next rain but killed many shrub seedlings.
However, the burden is on the rationalist to come up with an account that displays why their favoured kind of motivating process deserves to be called reasoning, and not something else, and that it delivers determinate conclusions about ends (see below).
