More substantial debates on the nature of perception focus on the adjectives in the latter part of the sūtra, viz., non-verbal (avyapadeśyam), non-erroneous or non-deviating (avyabhichāri), and well-ascertained or free from doubt (vyavasāyātmaka).
In a campaign that featured more name-calling than substantial debate, Fields secured the backing of the powerful Jockey Club political alliance and won a landslide victory over Republican Attorney General Charles I. Dawson.
Beyond the formal dilemma, the more substantial side of this debate has to do with possible roles of introns in the evolution of eukaryotes.
The debate became more substantial on Wednesday, when the former head of Britain's overseas spy agency Sir Richard Dearlove argued in Prospect magazine that: "The truth about Brexit from a national security perspective is that the cost to Britain would be low".
It could be argued that since the conservative tradition is older, and more substantial, than communitarianism, the liberal-conservative debate is more fundamental than the liberal-communitarian one; "communitarianism" is a mixture of liberalism and conservatism.
While the mainstream choices will not change before the election, small debate moments ― more substantial than normal ― offered a glimmer of hope to America's millennials on the issues they value.
More substantial criticisms revolve round his role in the current globalisation debate.
If Mr Takenaka had succeeded in this, he might have been able to force under-capitalised banks to accept the more substantial changes that really matter.Of these, there are two, and debate rages over which is the more important.
However, there has been substantial debate whether patients with AD, especially in more advanced stages, can reliably report on their QoL and whether caregiver reports are an appropriate alternative [ 55].
