The 'validity hierarchy' has previously been linked to price, either explicitly or implicitly, where direct measurement is axiomatically said to be more costly than observation, which is in turn more costly than self-report methods [ 1].
But the powerful hold that Bond is axiomatically deemed to have on the British imagination can hardly have escaped the all-seeing attentions of GCHQ.
In the D&G scheme of things, consumption is axiomatically conspicuous, flash is good and the borders between retail categories -- urban wear, sports, formal -- are permeable, to say the least.
Instead, "Europe", always referred to as if it were somewhere else, is a supplement to and maybe, one day, a replacement for their own government, which is axiomatically bad.
This is not to suggest that it is axiomatically a bad decision to have former prosecutors in the CCRC; one former (David Kyle) and one current commissioner (Jim England) have a background in prosecutions.
Old is axiomatically not good in the dog world, the horse world, baseball, the corporate world, the country, the universe, even the solar system.
The appropriate axioms coincide with Katsuno and Mendelzon's notion of update, which is axiomatically and conceptually a notion of change very different from AGM.
It is axiomatically true that if Apple is confident about wearables, consumers and the rest of the industry will be too.
We continue using the terminology of Section 2.3; for instance a constant specification is axiomatically appropriate if it meets the condition as stated there, for all axioms including any that have been added to the original set.
This movie is not distinctively bad, it is axiomatically bad.
So what was good for business was axiomatically good for society.
