Just as meaningful expressions have correctness conditions essentially, along the lines of (CM), so do concepts: The concept green, for instance, applies to an object x if and only if x is green.
The mortgage deduction, for instance, applies to a maximum mortgage debt of $1 million, including the debt on both a first and second home. .
Rasim B. Ibadamov said that by last summer, Mr. Tsarnaev was taking steps that suggested he had let go of the idea of joining the underground — for instance, applying to renew his Russian passport.
We show that when ion-ion friction is neglected, the MS approach is equivalent to the hydrodynamic theory of hindered transport, for instance applied to nanofiltration.
For instance, applied to a video stream the local utility could be the PSNR or MOS, and according to (2) the parameters might represent source coding parameters such as the chosen codec, the frame rate, and the data rate.
Although the U.S. EPA Survey data correspond to only 1 year (1990), we assumed that the adjustments that we derived from the data would, in most instances, apply to all 4 years of interest.
The same prohibition that closes stadiums to sports fans, for instance, also applies to concert halls, movie theaters, fitness centers and gyms, museums, billiards parlors and night clubs.
Can you guess which instance this applies to?
For instance, this applies to the external and internal segments of the globus pallidus (abbreviated here as GPe and GPi, respectively).
For instance, this applies to the whole-body ablation of Ppif (the CYPD-coding gene), Ripk3 and Mlkl, as well as to the administration of chemical CYPD inhibitors (i.e., cyclosporin A and sanglifehrin A) and Nec-1.
So, for instance, a function which applies to individuals and takes first-order propositions as values is first-order.
