It seems that the achievement of productive periods eventually involves a substantive psychological merging of these two analytically separate states.
This involves a substantive assumption: that the value of a credal state is some additive function of the values of the individual beliefs states it underwrites.
One might think that a denial of the common element view is at least as committal as its affirmation, for it involves a substantive metaphysical claim about the nature of perceptual experience.
The prime minister's spokesman would not say whether a recall would involve a formal vote on a substantive motion, although it is hard to see how the government could avoid this.
And it doesn't involve any substantive concessions, save one: That if the Republicans were capable of negotiating like a functional political party, the president would be willing to talk.
Hoffmann is especially appreciative of Kauzlarich's support and her willingness to involve Hoffmann in a substantive project, an unusual opportunity for an undergraduate.
Historians have debated issues of "paternalism" and "colonialism" but have glossed over the significance of contingencies, inconsistencies, and political competition involved in forging a substantive federal policy, according to scholar David Sim (2008).
While at a location, participants were asked to describe every substantive contact episode: those involving a two-way or small group conversational exchange of at least 3 words, or any skin-to-skin contact.
Currently, we lack any substantive quantitative evidence describing the frequency of GP consultations involving a differential diagnosis for paediatric cancer referrals.
The second, more controversial bill would involve substantive reform and may include a government-run "public option" or nonprofit cooperative that would compete with private insurers.
