Our writers arranged their interviews partly through official channels and partly through independent contacts but on several occasions our ministry "minders" made casual, knowing references to independently organised interviews.
Not knowing them and independently from Charoensawan's results, Kutbi et al. [28] used a bidimensional extension of F-invariant subset as follows.
However, its appearing to you that a such and such is the case can be either a situation in which a fact in the environment is being made perceptually manifest to you, or a situation that involves a mere appearance, and you cannot know which disjunct obtains independently of knowing whether you are hallucinating.
[See the entry on causal theories of mental content.] The conceptual analyses produced by this method count as apriori, according to the 2D empiricist, because you can know them to be correct "independently of knowing what the actual world is like" (Jackson 1998a, 51).
"I guess that's what he believes, that this case is representative of press freedom and journalists' ability to operate freely and independently and knowing that … definitely helped strengthen him and helped him handle the suffering … He's not suffering on his own for his own sake, I suppose," he said.
Confident, however, that you have taken all of the right steps to manage the problem independently and knowing that the bullying (and your child's desperation) are only getting worse, you reluctantly place a call to school.
Two investigators evaluated each stained section independently without knowing any clinical information.
Details of the Delphi method (all experts rate independently without knowing their peers' ratings, knowing only the reached consensus) and the corresponding statistical analysis have been described in detail previously [ 12 ].
[Primary Care Physician (aged 31 years); 5 years' experience] Some HCPs felt that they had been working independently, without knowing relevant information and discussing it with other HCPs who were involved in fall management.
Two urologic pathologists (L. Chen and H. Fu) reviewed the staining sections and for every sample, each of them chose a typical field under 10 × 20 magnification independently, without knowing any information about the patients.
