But he said that he did not intend to fill in more particulars of his call to divert some of the Social Security payroll tax to individual investment accounts.
That is to say, more particulars of the red blood cell itself are reserved.
It also profiles central aspects of the more particular views of some leading contemporary advocates of moral naturalism.
From there he proceeds to reduce other normative judgments into various more particular kinds of judgments of rationality, so that all moral judgments are covered by the proposed analysis.
Functionalism, taken in this sense, manifests itself in many of the more particular tenets of Prague school doctrine.
In any case, the issue of realism (vs. anti-realism) in the Tractatus must address the question of the limits of language and the more particular question of what there is (or is not) beyond language.
A more particular criticism of Strawson's aimed at consequentialist interpretations of the concept of responsibility has also been influential.
McKnight says that millennial parents are more particular about what kinds of toys their kids play with.
To increase interactive viewing and "encourage a user to watch one or more particular items of video content, awards and achievements may be tied to those items of video content," the document logged with the US Patent and Trademark Office said.
In a more particular line of predilections, Lautréamont, Marianne Moore, Denton Welch, Gombrowicz.
What is needed in addition, says Rosmini, is a 'system of truth', that is, a system which shows clearly how the passage is made from the most general, self-evident principles to more particular levels of knowledge.
