Sentence examples for if one posits from inspiring English sources
An infinite regress now looms if one posits some further authority-granting source.
Even if one posits temporal precision in the millisecond range up to V1, it is unlikely that it could be preserved on through the corpus callosum, as required for linking a cue in one visual field with a contemporaneous cue in the other visual field.
"How tall are you?" one posits of Sheldon.
Hence, one needs states of affairs even if one has already posited thoughts.
As I mentioned above, the response to this challenge must be that the decision making capacity itself is of non-derivative value, independent of the content of those decisions, at least if one wishes to avoid the difficulties of positing a substantive (and hence non-neutral) conception of autonomy as the basis for interpersonal respect.
The now classical model of Ohno (1970) posits that genes will be retained in duplicate if one of the duplicates is released from evolutionary constraint and, under a neutral mutational model, acquires a new function.
But the point is that if one were to turn Kanazawa's approach into a semantics, it seems that it would posit an ambiguity in determiners.
First, if one suggests that these are the only OPXV viruses currently native to North America, one must posit that there have been substantial virus extinction events during the course of NA OPXV evolution leaving behind a very small number of highly divergent relic species.
It has also been suggested that if one invokes some underlying statistical dynamic law (such as the GRW law noted above), one need not posit a branch system hypothesis in addition to initial low entropy to derive the thermodynamic results.
"Imagine if one were God.
