In this way, the actual world and its parts will, in suitable contexts, represent, not only the actualized maximal possibility, but also maximal possibilities that differ haecceitistically from the actualized maximal possibility.
Homer, by contrast, knows and speaks of a whole lot of different sources and bearers of psychological predicates, but lacks a word to pick out the soul as a single item to which the predicates in question can, in some way or other, be referred and which can be distinguished from, and in suitable contexts contrasted with, the body (cf. Snell 1975, 18-25).
In a suitable context, such as a tense lunch James provides for the distinguished Lily Norton, Tóibín can strike off sentences with a Jamesian (or Austenesque) edge of dry, world-weary precision: *{:.break one} ** He knew that Lily Norton would not be indelicate enough to mention the matter to anyone save her aunt Grace, who would be too interested in the news not to be fully deprived of it.
In a suitable context, such as a tense lunch James provides for the distinguished Lily Norton, Tóibín can strike off sentences with a Jamesian (or Austenesque) edge of dry, world-weary precision: He knew that Lily Norton would not be indelicate enough to mention the matter to anyone save her aunt Grace, who would be too interested in the news not to be fully deprived of it.
The 43S PIC subsequently binds the 5′ end of the mRNA, a step promoted by eIF4F, eIF4B, and eIF3, and scans the 5′ untranslated region (UTR) of the mRNA for an AUG codon in suitable sequence context.
In the resulting model system for HPV-mediated multistep transformation of human keratinocytes (Figure 4), we demonstrated that HPV16 induces pre-neoplastic alterations that parallel many of the molecular changes detected in cervical cancer [78], therefore validating the model system as a suitable context in which to study molecular mechanisms of HPV-mediated immortalization and tumor progression.
Still, this borough remains the best resort for anyone who harbors ambitions of finding a suitable context in which to become famous..
Still, this borough remains the best resort for anyone who harbors ambitions of finding a suitable context in which to become famous.
Therefore, on day one, the effort was focused on affording a suitable context in which enough input could be presented to the learners; however, on the next lesson, it was attempted to make learners produce an output which required the use of previously acquired target forms.
23 24 In Kerala, a combination of the increasing popularity and economic feasibility of mobile phones, a growing CVD epidemic and a high risk factor prevalence provides a suitable context in which to implement CVD-related mHealth interventions.
The lack of in vitro inhibition activity of GmPGIPs does not exclude the possibility that they can inhibit PGs from different sources not yet examined, or that only the in planta environment provides a suitable context to support the interaction with PGs.
