Must a use of visual experience in knowledge acquisition be evidential, if the visual experience is not merely enabling?
In earlier sections visual experience has been presented as having roles in proof and propositional discovery that are not merely enabling.
In that case we would have an example of a use of visual experience which is integral to a way of knowing a truth, which is not merely enabling and yet not evidential.
On the face of it this raises a puzzle: mathematics, as opposed to its application to natural phenomena, has traditionally been thought to be an a priori science; but if visual experience plays a role in acquiring mathematical knowledge which is not merely enabling, the result would surely be a posteriori knowledge, not a priori knowledge.
These new technology-driven marketplaces don't merely enable or facilitate new processes of production, delivery or organization, but fundamentally redefine industry size, scope and participation.
Trump isn't merely enabling the Republican right; with his daily pratfalls and incendiary statements, he is also drawing attention away from the Party's policy initiatives.
THE best platform technologies of all are not those that merely enable drug discovery to proceed, but are new classes of molecules that themselves act as drugs.
One thing is clear: Social media is playing a key role in the events unfolding in Catalonia — not merely in enabling the spread of grassroots political messaging ('propaganda' if you prefer), and not merely in drawing international attention to democratic fault-lines in the country, after Spain's military police were shown in videos on social media beating unarmed civilians.
Companies are required to disclose their capital expenditures, but not to distinguish the outlays that expand a business from the outlays that merely enable it to tread water.
(Clinicians voice) However, the role was not passive in merely enabling the 'cultural literacy' of clinicians.
