Sentence examples for landau from inspiring English sources
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A type of lightweight, four-wheeled carriage in which the front and back passenger seats face each other.
Defenders of the rationality of marriage have replied that marital obligations are rational because they help agents to secure their long-term interests in the face of passing desires (Landau 2004).
His penchant for networking caused Edna Landau, a renowned artist manager at IMG, to remark that Mr Gallagher is "perhaps the most entrepreneurial individual" utilising home concerts.
Under such a plan, insists Mr Landau, the Jewish state could have a Palestinian leader if a majority voted for one, though "Israel's underlying character, its holidays and culture, would remain Jewish .It has been noted that Mr Rivlin, as the Knesset's speaker, defended Arab parliamentarians from Jewish ones who wanted to ban them from the chamber.
As Mr Landau says, it could be that Murano's future lies in its history.
"From a passive entertainment standpoint, the TV will always be dominant," says Yair Landau, head of Sony Pictures Digital Entertainment: "From a processing, interactive standpoint, it will be the PC or game consoles".People do not want one machine to do everything.
He had turned to cosmology and general-relativity studies when, during the Cultural Revolution, he found himself digging coal in Huainan with only one book, Landau and Lifshitz's "Classical Field Theory", for company.
Some have rejected both premises 1 and 2, defending forms of nonnaturalist moral realism (Shafer-Landau 2003).
For discussion, see Brink 1984; Shafer-Landau 1994; Loeb 1998; Lillehammer 2004; Tersman 2006; Doris & Plakias 2008.
However, some claim that this implication is too strong, appealing either to their own intuitions that genuine-but-nonmotivating moral judgments are possible or to accepted standards of burden of proof arguments, which are thought to place the burden on internalists to argue for the impossibility of such judgments (Brink 1989; Railton 1986; Shafer-Landau 2003; Svavarsdottir 1999, 2006).
Shafer-Landau suggests that this strategy is the most plausible one for explaining supervenience without reduction in the philosophy of mind, and that this should make us optimistic about the prospects of an analogous strategy in the moral case.
Moreover, Shafer-Landau seems committed to meta-tropes tropes of tropes.
