Capturing the spirit of Wallace, our small community group Totally Renewable Yackandandah (TRY) is pushed by necessity to get on with putting new energy solutions in place.
Pretty clearly, however, to capture necessity and possibility, one must be able to consider alternative "possible" domains of quantification and alternative "possible" extensions for predicates as well.
It may perhaps best be called "panentheism"; but for Nishida this too remains a static term of "objective logic" and fails to capture the necessity of thinking God as both irreducibly transcendent and thoroughly immanent.
One specific feature of this type of research is that the units of analysis are taken to change in content and/or activity level over time, thereby indicating the necessity to identify possible measures to capture changing values of first-order variables (Sminia 2009; Doty and Glick 1994).
However, the variability of these patterns observed on a per gene basis highlights the necessity of using multiple features to capture the heterogeneity of tumors.
The notion of secondary necessity, on the other hand, may be taken to capture the Kripkean idea of metaphysical necessity.
He speaks of wanting to capture "the vitalness, the necessity of a performance", of "playing places with a street set-up, a truck with a generator so we can play right there… So it's not just a money-grabbing exercise".
This necessity encourages researchers to develop new ways to capture solar energy, and if possible, store it for later use.
The results obtained from the simulations also demonstrated the necessity of a population balance model able to capture the bubbles coalescence and breakup phenomena for the correct prediction of the heterogeneous flow regime.
In order to resolve the problems pointed out by Aristotle and Diodorus, Prior wanted, inter alia, to capture the logic of historical necessity.
