The phrase "meeting condition" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It typically refers to a requirement or stipulation that must be fulfilled or satisfied in order for something to happen or be considered valid. Example: "The employee was promised a promotion, but it was contingent on meeting certain conditions, such as completing a specific project and receiving positive performance evaluations."
The specification might run as follows: The noema of a perceptual experience i is such that either (1) there is an object x that i represents in virtue of its noema, where x is to be regarded as the referent of i in all relevant possible worlds, or (2) there would be an object meeting condition (1) if i were veridical.
It would take a huge amount of work to design and implement effective experiments testing for the presence or absence of a mechanism meeting condition C in even just one other species.
To do the trick, the ability must be characterised in non-consciousness-involving terms C, in a way that makes it plausible that a subject's meeting condition C in relation to a perceptual stimulus is good evidence that they consciously remember it.
That is, do human subjects meet condition C only when they report being conscious, and are they ever conscious without meeting condition C? The argument above makes it plausible, but does not prove, that condition C may correlate with other measures of consciousness which is enough to motivate a proper empirical investigation.
In seeking a preliminary injunction, the town contends that the ferry company ignored an Aug. 1 deadline for meeting conditions imposed in a conditional site plan the town issued in 2001.
Measuring decision makers' self-report of their perception in meeting the various conditions of 'accountability for reasonableness', the scale would provide a practical tool for decision makers to assess self-reported views over time, noting progress in meeting conditions, while providing a reference point for needed improvement (i.e. enhance meeting 'publicity' condition).
But the Mertz contributions are contingent on the Public's meeting conditions, including a balanced budget.
The company, which typically takes 60% of its annual sales in the last four months of the year, today admitted that meeting conditions for the test "will be tight".
Three months after approving a €78 billion, or $111 billion, bailout for Portugal, officials from the International Monetary Fund, the European Commission and the European Central Bank are conducting their first review of progress toward meeting conditions set for emergency financing.
Here T is a period meeting conditions (2.7) and (2.8).
Turner's preferred models of T are the pairs <I, S> such that: (1) <I, S> satisfies T, (2) S = {I}, and (3) <I, S> is the unique interpretation <I′, S′> meeting conditions (1) and (2) with I′ = I.
