Additionally, Defendants ignore as though it were immaterial the fact that the present matter involves different issues than the AOL litigation, and that an event study pertaining to different issues may properly identify different relevant disclosures.
Whether this is because Yelp needs to monetize or because it refuses to show me dumps is immaterial – the fact that it controls what I see and can expect to see is frightening.
Physical objects can represent both material and immaterial social facts; for example a flag is a physical social fact that often has various immaterial social facts (the meaning and importance of the flag) attached to it.
Suicide, like other immaterial social facts, exists independently of the will of an individual, cannot be eliminated, and is as influential – coercive – as physical laws such as gravity.
2 That the prediction made in the leaflet was later verified is, of course, immaterial; but the fact shows the danger of extending beyond its appropriate sphere the scope of a charge of falsity.
'Other familiar themes were the carefree scattering of excrement... the same stories and the same language before 20 April 1968 had been used almost exclusively by extremists and racialists... those who sought scapegoats had found a champion.' In a sense, whether the letter was authentic is immaterial; the very fact it attracted such a response demonstrates that Powell had struck a chord.
It is in fact immaterial whether you believe Saddam was complicit in the attacks on the U.S. last year.
Furthermore, if x=0, then (xB^{0,b}_{t}= xB^{0,l}_{t}=0) for all t∈[0,T] and thus the choice of either B0,l or B0,b in the right-hand side of (26) will be in fact immaterial.
It's more likely that we perceive it to be immaterial, when in fact it has a very strong presence in the physical world.
Stephen M. Deusner of Pitchfork Media explained that the song is "personality-driven pop", meaning that the lyrics and the melody becomes immaterial to the fact that Madonna is singing the song.
