Namely that of whether an element should be seen as part of the very essence of the concept of a right, or whether it is merely an element in that which is (contingently) its content, i.e., that which there is a right to do or have.
We believe that this question is orthogonal to the question of interest, namely, "whether differences in phenotype are significantly associated with TRCNPs", because it is this second question that specifically addresses whether TRs are majorly contributing to phenotypic differences within and between species.
Instead, Reichenbach took this statement to expresses an arbitrary rule for regulating the use of the concept of equality of length, namely, for determining whether particular instances of length are equal (Reichenbach 1927: 16).
3) Time property of data, namely whether messages of high priority level can be transmitted in time.
Xenocrates was also the first, as far as is known, to turn his attention to what continued to be a subject of controversy throughout the history of Platonism, namely whether the account of creation offered in the Timaeus was to be taken as chronological or merely expository.
Hydraulic turbine generator units with long-running operation may cause the values of hydraulic, mechanic or electric parameters changing gradually, which brings a new challenge, namely that whether the operating stability of these units will be changed in the next thirty or forty years.
Subway's campaign offers a fresh angle on an old issue, namely the question of whether or not it is ethical for corporations to directly market to children.
JERRY MAROGIL Grand Rapids, Mich., Feb. 7, 2010 Curiously you ignore the gorilla in the room, namely, the question of whether merely being a Jew creates an unacceptable appearance of, or actual, conflict when covering Israel and the Palestinians.
By the end of 2014, Candiotti noticed that ad viewability (namely, the question of whether ads were being served in a location where consumers could possibly see them) was becoming "more and more of a buzzword".
I then go on to discuss one important scholarly and philosophical debate about the categories, namely the question of whether there is some systematic procedure by which Aristotle generated his famous list.
First of all, they reflected on the scientific configuration of the discipline presented by Aristotle in his work, with special focus on fundamental aspects such as its subject-matter (namely the issue of whether metaphysics is a philosophical theology, or an ontology, or both), structure, method, and position in the system of knowledge.
