Metamodernism is such a radical paradigmatic response to postmodernism that the artworks it generates are likely to induce reactions -- not just psychological but, in instances such as this one, geopolitical -- of a sort we've never seen before.
"It's just in some instances we need to protect ourselves if people step over the mark".
Thus, '∃xFx' is true just in case there is an instance 'Ft' which is true, for 't' a term in the language in question, substituted for all (free) occurrences of 'x' in 'Fx'.
Minimalists, by contrast, are more likely to hold that properties are coarse-grained (see §6 Identity Conditions): they are identical just in case they necessarily have the same instances or just in case they bestow the same causal powers on their instances.
Murrow was genuinely courageous, and not just in this instance, but the real story is more complicated.
The Navy's investigation is likely to focus on whether the submarine followed the standard operating procedures, a question of great importance not just in this instance but in everything the rigidly disciplined submarine service does.
It's a very important message but just in this instance, I'm not going to touch on race or religion - frankly, my blog is not long enough and my soapbox needs a rest.
On the functional view of realization, one property F realizes another G just in case F occupies (or fills or plays) the causal role associated with G, 'the G-role' that is, just in case instances of F have the kinds of causes and kinds of effects that comprise the G-role.
We have added a tag called "concern" just in the model instances and not in the KDM meta-model.
The combination of the two is holding back productivity improvement, the mainspring of rising living standards; firms cannot take full advantage of new information technology through just-in-time production, for instance, if deliveries are unpunctual.
