Finally, Herman Capellen and Ernie Lepore (2003) argue that, according to certain tests for the genuine context-sensitivity of a term, 'know(s)' just does not pass muster.
The assessment is characterized by an identical quasi-public good and information content in hypothetical and actual contexts; a genuine and consequential contingent choice survey implemented before the referendum was scheduled or announced; and hypothetical and actual responses representing a large proportion of a well-defined population.
Moreover, this will allow testing of hypotheses developed in cell line or animal models of drug resistance in the genuine clinical context [ 74].
Although it could be demonstrated that AuxREs are sufficient to provide auxin-responsiveness [ 7, 15, 16], they have been found to occur and function as composite elements in a genuine promoter context [ 9, 17].
We developed three AR learning environments that have been used in genuine classroom contexts, some of them being now part of classroom regular practices.
Set slightly off center from the city's historic axis, it also demonstrates a genuine sensitivity to context, locking the design into a larger urban composition without interrupting the flow of traffic.
Fueled by curiosity, a love of language and a quixotic desire for more clarity in discussions of technology, the JargonSpy is on a mission to find the genuine meaning and context of the terms that too many of us throw around.
I regret that I have to use the word "genuine" in this context, but the unfortunate fact is that many Americans who claim that they support a two-state solution to the conflict are in fact Two State Fakers.
The number of real-world examples was doubled, with most sections commencing with a genuine, real-world context to link more closely the application of mathematics to important science issues.
