From here, I can posit an ambitious philosophical claim: that fictional entities fall into the same class of objects as words, which I call dialectical synecdochic objects.
What I can posit about the future of Ukraine, however, is that the story is not over.
We can posit throughput and cost goals; however, it is more difficult to determine accuracy requirements, except by comparison with existing curation efforts.
The system can posit difficulties for many who rely on it for support.
You might think that by now I'd have run out of things to say, that there are only so many ways you can posit the sentiment "have a shitty weekend, you arseholes" before it starts to seem like maybe it isn't a joke, and that maybe I'm not just putting myself through this drudge to help you avoid having a bad time in your only free time of the week.
Democracy is, we can posit, a wonderful thing.
With the benefit of 20 years of hindsight, one can posit that the maiden performance of "Ma Rainey" inaugurated the August Wilson era.
If you can posit minds in other people that you cannot verify empirically, suggests Paul Bloom, a psychologist and the author of "Descartes' Baby," published in 2004, it is a short step to positing minds that do not have to be anchored to a body.
On Tuesday, the City of London Corporation will co-host a conference on the topic at which many of the world's most influential philanthropists and business leaders including Bill Clinton, Christine Lagarde, Mark Carney, Larry Summers and Eric Schmidt will come together to talk about how this form of capitalism can posit a way forward as the economy continues to recover from the financial crisis.
Here we can posit a reification operator Ke that maps sentence intensions into kinds of situations.
