Collectively, these efforts are helping to demonstrate for the public that there are signs of intelligible life among the scientific intelligentsia.
The latter permits the State to classify persons for legitimate purposes, provided there is a reasonable basis for the same, meaning that the classification is required to be non-arbitrary, based on a method of intelligible differentiation among those sought to be classified, as well as have a rational relation to the object sought to be achieved by the classification.
Examples include nature and culture, speech and writing, mind and body, presence and absence, inside and outside, literal and metaphorical, intelligible and sensible, and form and meaning, among many others.
Briefly, coherence is "a matter of finding or constructing intelligible connections or links or mutual support among them and of removing relations of opposition or conflict" (Richardson 1994, 144).
Among the philosophically literate another, more intelligible, misunderstanding may interfere.
Time is a 'human invention rendering chaos intelligible,' rather than 'something that exists in itself.' Among the various notions of time, chronology and periodization are the most closely connected with organizing of our past.
Nostalgia for the shah among those who actually remember him is at least intelligible.
Explaining ethical guidelines and trial procedures in plain, intelligible language is an indispensable first step in expanding research literacy among sex workers at possible trial sites.
While not a fashionable perspective, this has distinct merits, among them that it satisfies the human appetite for an intelligible story.
In making a vast range of primitive custom appear intelligible to European thinkers of his time, Frazer had a wide influence among men of letters; and, though he traveled little himself, he was in close contact with missionaries and administrators who provided information for him and valued his interpretation of it.
