Of significantly more importance is the following Bergman-like realization result, which shows that the collection of Leavitt path algebras of separated graphs is extremely broad.
More recently, philosophers have applied Burge-like content-containment models (as opposed to Shoemaker-like realization-containment models) to self-knowledge of conscious states, or "phenomenology", in particular for example, Gertler (2001), Papineau (2002), Chalmers (2003), and Horgan and Kriegel (2007).
Suppose both of the premise sequents above have realizations, and one would like a realization for the consequent sequent.
Indeed, some distractions are more than useful; they might be more like realizations and can be as informative and multilayered as dreams.
For Mr. Kureishi, and perhaps many others, "some distractions are more than useful; they might be more like realizations and can be as informative and multilayered as dreams.
The framework designed evaluates the performance of the possible MCYFS-like system realizations against six defined objectives and their costs.
But people like Ms. Seals, to whom home ownership seemed like the realization of a dream, were universally eloquent on its importance, as Mr. Bamberger's project reveals.
"Baby," her mother says, and it sounds more like a term of endearment for Jeanne than like the realization that she's holding a small child.
In this election, a quarter century on, the electorate looks like a realization of that insight.
He describes waking up one day and having what felt like a realization that he was being watched and "had probably been watched my entire life".
But sometimes, even the little differences have the power to shock when they are noticed — like the realization of how profoundly war has worked its way into everyday conversations, and has even changed vocabulary.
