In defining the fulfillment conditions for each indicator, a rating method (using scale 1 3) is developed.
Some examples of the rating values and their fulfillment conditions are given in Table 3.
After the indicators are ranked, the next step is to propose the assessment method and fulfillment conditions of all indicators.
This problem can be overcome by developing comprehensive indicator fulfillment conditions based on various empirical data from developing countries.
These fulfillment conditions are useful to achieve common values on what is considered as less or more sustainable.
Following Hinton's lead, Snowdon argues that from the fact that 'looks' sentences are true in cases of hallucination and in veridical perception, and are not ambiguous, it does not follow that they are made true by (or are true in virtue of) exactly the same kind of occurrence in both cases, for they may instead have disjunctive fulfillment conditions.
The boundaries for fulfillment conditions are obtained from several references (see Table 3, column 6), such as national/local regulation (e.g., indicator concerning investment costs), a combination of survey and stakeholders' opinions (e.g., indicator concerning water consumption), and own observations of the author (e.g., indicator concerning technical skill).
Beliefs have truth-conditions (conditions under which they are true), perceptual states have accuracy-conditions (conditions under which they are accurate), and desires have fulfillment-conditions (conditions under which they are fulfilled).
Fulfillment of Condition 3 and Section IV.D. will be considered adequate to meet this condition.
Now, we verify fulfillment of condition (ix).
The fastest fulfillment of condition (9) is achieved whether k∗ is temporarily disconnected or its associated γ k ∗ is relaxed so that the PF-root of the matrix B is minimized.
