Layne, for instance, remarks on how "the life experience of a designer informs every aspect of design, including problem identification and selection" [43], consequently, "it is more likely that feminist technologies will be designed by women" (ibidem).
No one, for instance, remarks that, because we have a positio disputation with positum p and conceded propositum q, we have somehow established or supported the proposition "If it were the case that p, it would be the case that q".
Adam, for instance, remarks on the notion of "playing god in the creation stories of the artificial A-Life worlds".12 From a psychoanalytical perspective, it can be suggested that a womb envy [32] may be motivating this type of researcher.
Mr. Romney, for instance, remarked that Fox News was watched by "true believers," and that the Republican Party needed to broaden its appeal to women and independents, according to NBC.
Mr. Romney, instance, remarked that Fox News was watched by "true believers," and that the party needed to broaden its appeal to women and independents, according to the NBC account.
We defer the consideration of a few special cases and a detailed comparison of Theorem 1 with some related work to Section 4. For instance, Remark 5 addresses a comparison our closed-form representations (37)–(39) with "generally implicit" formula (4) and some other related results.
For instance, Remark 4 to Theorems 7 and 8 addresses the singularity at the origin for the local versions of the (integral) theorem on weak convergence for Poisson-Tweedie mixtures given by formula (50) – the fact that can only be revealed through the microscope of local behavior.
The respondents also reported that physicians act as a significant barrier; the Australian pharmacists, for instance, remarked that 50%% of the patients requested discussion with their doctor before they would accept generic substitution.
A second is that Obama is a practiced political leader, capable of tweeting the sorts of sentiments that people are keen to be associated with, rather than, for instance, nasty remarks about leaders in a disaster zone.
In On Interpretation 1 16a, for instance, Aristotle remarks that falsity and truth require combination and separation, whether of names and verbs in speech, or of elements in thought.
Consider, for instance, a remark like, "You know when you know, you know".
