We conclude that all three amino acids, D34, D126 and E127 are absolutely necessary for possession of DNA-polymerase activity by human Pol ι.
In essence, Kvanvig's argument rests on the assumption that it is essential to any virtue-theoretic account of knowledge and any internalist account of knowledge as well, for that matter (i.e., an account that makes a subjective justification condition necessary for knowledge possession)—that it also includes an anti-Gettier condition.
Inside this house will be the minimum number of possessions necessary for a comfortable, uncluttered existence, and they will know, beyond a shadow of a doubt, just who has the upper hand.
Three plays later, this dread was validated when Brandon Jacobs plunged into the line and even with his 264 pounds could not muster a single yard necessary to sustain the possession.
The court stated that it would be necessary to establish that possession of a handgun would "substantially affect" interstate commerce.
Adaptation is reflected through the capacity of the system, implying the degree of access to or possession with necessary assets (known as asset profile or asset entitlement) within a given institutional framework (Kelly and Adger 2000; Smit et al. 2000).
This would not amount to a win for Cognitivism, since the explanation would turn on underlying features of all reasoning processes, and not on any necessary connection between the possession of intentions and beliefs.
This version of the arbitrariness claim concedes that if age functions as a threshold it does so only inasmuch as it correlates with the acquisition of capacities which it is agreed are necessary qualifications for the possession of rights.
The University of Maryland said the military-style vehicles the police department has in their possession are necessary for student safety.
Equally as necessary, perhaps, would be a possession receiver.
