Does common usage, the vital urge to slangify so majestically celebrated in Green's dictionary, eventually steamroller even the most well-founded objections of style guardians?
The most well-founded criticism that keeps developers off Parse is about uptime.
He suggests that the HAC charter include "a simple and strict rule stating that all appeals are open and HAC must give well-founded answers to every point".
Specifically, the HTR model is considered as the most theoretically well-founded statistical model at present.
An answer to a query (varphi ) w.r.t. that ( KB ) and the well-founded semantics is an answer to (varphi ) w.r.t. that ( KB ') and the well-founded semantics of eDatalog(^lnot ).
The query (D x)) w.r.t. ( KB ) and the well-founded semantics has no answers, while the query (lnot D x)) has one answer ({x/u}).
Thorpe talks his way onto the boat, Viracocha, despite initial misgivings, most of which he quickly learns are well-founded.
Concerns about how technology may affect teenagers' mental health are well-founded but, paradoxically, the internet might also be the answer to many of the problems around teenage self-harm.
He expressed strong support for Shackleton's 1907 09 Nimrod Expedition: "... not only my most cordial wishes for your success will accompany you, but also a well-founded hope".
(ii) As we have briefly noted, however, according to Leibniz's most mature metaphysics, physical bodies and events are themselves to be understood as merely well-founded phenomena.
It is concluded that a market/business based approach to health care offers no well-founded moral alternative to the universalistic, solidarity based approach common in most Western developed countries (except in the United States).
