As an example of her remarkable open-mindedness, she rejects the specifics of Descartes' hypothesis in light of Huygen's demonstrations that it does not square with observed facts, while also allowing that "it cannot be legitimately concluded that a vortex, or several vortices, conceived of in a different way, cannot be the cause of these movements" (IP §65).
It can therefore be legitimately concluded that this is a case of cause and effect.
But it can't be one: since he posits his "I" at the outset as subject – it is his "I" which "thinks" – he cannot legitimately conclude, with his "therefore", that he has proved its existence.
If uncultivated nature is divine then the pantheist may legitimately conclude that it should be treated with respect, even as sacred.
One can legitimately conclude that if we need to obtain BMSS with values for the size and distribution of molecular mass similar to the native values, we shall isolate BMSS directly from the silkworm's middle gland.
But both the Advertising Standards Authority ASAandand the watchdog's independent reviewer, Sir Hayden Phillips, concluded that Tesco could legitimately compare the price of goods such as teabags, haddock fillets and ham because they were "sufficiently interchangeable" for the average consumer.
Rather than entertaining the possibility that the program they have pursued is genuinely and even legitimately unpopular, the White House and its allies have concluded that their political troubles amount to mainly a message and image problem.
We therefore concluded that our conclusion of "insufficient evidence" legitimately reflects the amount of evidence available in the literature.
"I don't think they had a clue what the capacity of this was and what they were doing with it, honestly," said Jean Dubofsky, a former Colorado Supreme Court justice and member of the panel, which concluded that not one of the 3,400 police records could be legitimately retained.
He concluded that a reasonable person would find the hours provisions to be legitimately related to health and that therefore the law should be upheld.
The Bush administration has concluded that Mr. Aristide, however flawed he may be, is the only legitimately elected leader in Haiti, and perhaps the sole remaining source of stability.
