In the event that any party (the individual, organisation or service provider) has reason to believe that any of the offerings of any of the other parties are "invalid", then these assumptions are manifest as statements of accountability, responsibility, and ultimately, legal blame.
But the Mohists' explanation is that such a statement manifests the skill or ability to "sort" or "distinguish" oxen as falling within the kind animal.
I don't know which is more appalling -- the manifest patriarchy of the statement, or the unmistakable conviction of the speaker.
The curiosity that was inspired by Doc was completely manifested in Socrates's statement that "wonder is the beginning of wisdom".
What's unsatisfactory about these posits isn't that if they existed they'd fail to make true statements about unobserved objects or statements about mental states that failed to manifest themselves in actual behaviour or statements about the past or future.
A quantitative investor at heart, Graham believed that all the qualitative aspects of a company would manifest themselves in the financial statements.
This sort of overly relaxed attitude can also manifest itself in paper writing: Statements can be couched as facts when, in actuality, they represent only very likely assumptions--a gaffe not much appreciated by alert peer reviewers.
During an appearance on "America's Nightly Scoreboard" on Fox Business on Friday night, she said, "See because our president is so inexperienced in the private sector and in government and in actually running anything and making any kind of budget that inexperience has really made manifest in some of the statements he makes".
In reaction to this, several open letters signed by prominent scientists, the Senate of the University of Warsaw, and even some Catholic church hierarchs, were published to manifest the disagreement with such a statement (Nauka 2006).
This cohesion ought to manifest itself in the dependence between statements all of which contribute to the computation of the same concept.
