"In a representative Democracy, not voting doesn't make any sense," he tells Morris.
Tin dioxide (SnO2) plays a key role as one of the more representative sensing materials in solid-state gas sensors[7], presenting a significant surface reactivity with many important reducing (CO, NO) and oxidizing gases (O2, NO2)[8, 9].
My tentative suggestion is that the inherently less direct way that these competing explanatory hypotheses account for the features of our immediate experience may yield a reason for preferring the more direct, and thus in a sense simpler, representative realist explanatory hypothesis, for regarding it as more likely to be true.
The sampling was purposive, and while we made an effort to obtain a range of different perspectives, positive and negative, the results are not representative in a statistical sense.
In fact, only one interviewee spoke about targets for blood pressure and lipid control, although of course we must emphasise that our study population was small and not intended to be representative in a quantitative sense.
Since the early seventies, almost all mainstream work on practical reasoning has been psychologistic in this sense; a representative example might be Michael Smith's argument for the 'Humean theory of motivation', which turns on what desires — a psychological state — are, and how they work (Smith 1987).
Unfortunately, it is often difficult to test the veracity of this claim in a causal sense using large, recent, representative and disaggregated data.
The number of studies finding negative effects 24 months after program start is considerably smaller, but this result is less representative and powerful in a statistical sense as fewer studies look at medium-term outcomes beyond one year.
Due to this, and due to the increased use in the development process, there is now a strong need for methods to achieve representative driving cycles that in a wide sense are similar but not the same.
