Rather, he is working with multiple distinct notions of consciousness (see Radner 1988, Lähteenmäki 2007, and Simmons 2012).
The notions of multiple realization and supervenience were originally developed in philosophy of mind as part of a non-reductive physicalism about mental phenomena.
Fairness is a relative concept with multiple, subjective and competing notions of what it is, how to achieve it, and for which beneficiaries.
This is understandable, given that some attributes, such as those related to continuity of care or comprehensiveness; involve the notions of multiple visits or services being provided by more than one professional.
In the end, our findings suggest that messaging around the costs of masculinity was generally well-received and effective in reframing gendered perceptions, but notions of multiple masculinities and the link between human rights and gender rights were much more complicated in their reception.
Rather than promoting a single interpretation of probability or confusing students by presenting multiple interpretations simultaneously, we introduced notions of probability one at a time throughout the semester, in historical order.
It is also a case with multiple interpretations, many of them balancing notions of crime, punishment and the possibilities for redemption against the risks of allowing applicants with checkered pasts into positions of public trust, even at a time when New York is struggling to fill the ranks of its police force.
We find, with the lexeme, multiple dimensions which challenge our linguistic notions of size and relativity.
Notions of masculinity often condone multiple sexual partnerships and unsafe sexual practices, such as sex without a condom.
