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Fashion is a skillful master of enthusiasm, and of a Pavlovian discernment of certain correspondences — between a current best-seller and a potential successor, for instance — but is an inadequate touchstone in the search for honest, disinterested distinctions.
In addition, Gould's writing is quirky, and occasionally irritating (displaying a maddening love of the word 'maximal', for instance), but is also astonishingly erudite and eclectic, as even his critics acknowledge.
No national regulator can see all of the financial system: an American regulator can see the CDS exposures of American banks to French banks, for instance, but is not allowed to see the counterparty risks of the French lenders in turn.
Fairness may not be efficient to obtain in every single allocation instance, but is commonly evaluated over a long period of time.
The idea is that moral knowledge is not literally perceptual in the first instance but is somehow very much like perceptual knowledge.
It is one thing for the United States to refuse to admit a Russian ballerina who would like to study and perform in New York, for instance, but is another thing altogether for it to turn away a political dissident who rightly fears persecution by the oppressive regime in her home state.
They need ample moisture, for instance, but are also vulnerable to rot, so good drainage is essential.
Mr. Trout observed that the expression not only was useful in that instance but was also a generally good direction that could function in many circumstances.
The trade-off here is that the elastic GPUs are not a direct part of your hardware instance, but are instead attached via the network interface.
So the real answer to "what tends to confirm an induction?" is not "natural kinds and their instances" but is "natural properties and their instances".
The thing with which it is uniquely correlated, and of which it is the substance, is not one of its instances, but is the substantial form itself.
