As regards the first argument, it is significant that Socrates nowhere in the dialogue admits any case in which the inappropriate elements in a name outnumber the appropriate ones (hence item 19 in the list of etymological principles, section 3 above).
Look, plain and simple, humor is generated by a sudden radical deviation from expected patterns of behavior in a situation characterized by incongruous or inappropriate elements, right?
Simple lyrics with a strong sense of melody and rhythm are key to writing a successful kid's song, and I hope that young artists will follow these guidelines, and try not to impose aggressive and inappropriate elements into this tried and true formula.
"The Herald now appreciates that, in using the Star of David and the kippah in the cartoon, the newspaper invoked an inappropriate element of religion, rather than nationhood, and made a serious error of judgment," the editorial said.
Yet those who are seeking scapegoats for the current car crash over female bishops are now pointing to church lobby groups as having introduced an inappropriate element of secular political organisation into church life.
Rats receiving control infusions into the infralimbic cortex showed a significant interference effect, producing more responses to the over-trained (habitual), but context-inappropriate, stimulus element of the incongruent compound.
The tribunal objected to the painting on grounds that it included irreverent elements, inappropriate to the holiness of the event; for example, a dog, a jester holding a parrot, and a servant with a bleeding nose.
Mountainous highways generally associate with complex driving environment because of constrained road geometries, limited cross-section elements, inappropriate roadside features, and adverse weather conditions.
Such elements are: inappropriate design, training, procedures, communication, safety culture, management in the production process changes, emergency planning, accident investigation, environmental factors, maintenance workload and human system interface.
CTCF may act as an insulator, mainly by inhibiting inappropriate interactions between regulatory elements on adjacent or distal chromatin domains.
Moreover, recent cross-modal priming studies challenged the impact of context by showing that lexical activation of underlying coronal entries appears to be equally tolerant to contextually appropriate and inappropriate changes of coronal elements [ 13, 14].
