Definition 4.6 (Substantive rationality) Player \(i\) is substantively rational at state \(w\) provided for all decision nodes \ v\in V_i\), \(i\) is rational at \ v\) in state \(w\).
Thus, most contemporary ways of drawing the distinction between moral realism and moral anti-realism begin with linguistic distinctions: It is first asked "Is moral discourse assertoric?" or "Are moral judgments truth apt?" It is not clear that starting with linguistic matters is substantively at odds with seeing the realism/anti-realism distinction as a metaphysical division.
Nevertheless, the relationship is substantively (and statistically) significant.
She is substantively driven — but she was also engaged in courting, incessantly...
The current settlement is substantively identical to one tentatively reached in 2000 under the Clinton administration.
She is substantively driven — but she was also engaged in courting, incessantly..
Reconciliation, while procedurally nothing more than a form of sleight of hand, is substantively a democratic idea.
A spokesman for the firm said: "This accord is substantively different to the version originally proposed, and as a result Primark has been able to sign it".
The information in question is substantively different, however, than that held in government databases in the public domain, freely available to the citizenry.
"John is substantively more sure-footed than he is politically adept," Joseph Biden, a longtime friend and colleague of Kerry's on the Foreign Relations Committee, told me.
This may not always be such a great thing politicians may receive a bump in the polls from reaching a compromise that is, substantively, awful.
