Philosophers have since refined the Russo-Williamson Thesis, pointing out, for instance, that "type of evidence" could refer to different methodologies for gathering evidence or to different objects of evidence.
It is your obligation to object to the introduction of evidence.
Wouldn't it be neat, I thought, to have a collection of objects on the cover of a mystery novel — almost like a collection of evidence — objects which outline and adumbrate the plot, and give clues to the characters?
He's still good at the character sketches from the Irish hinterlands, the deft evocations of common objects (the evidence of the ordinary bewitches him), the elegies and funerals that increasingly have dominated his work.
The key to the discovery, presented here today at the American Astronomical Society's annual meeting, was understanding that lower levels of energy from a certain class of objects represented experimental evidence of a characteristic of black holes predicted by Einstein's relativity theory.
Although the nature of the relationship between anxiety disorders and alcohol use problems has been the object of some debate, recent evidence suggests consistently that social phobia is primary and substance-independent and has an age at onset in early adolescence, typically before the onset of alcohol use problems [ 1, 18- 21].
No regions exhibited the opposite pattern of activity for objects or evidence of scene-specific source memory effects at study.
They claim that in the Viṃśikā Vasubandhu uses the argument from ignorance, according to which, the absence of external objects is derived from the absence of evidence for their existence.
Two major lines of evidence implicate an extraterrestrial object as the dinosaurs' killer.
Mr. Stolman, clip-on sunshades on his flesh-pink eyeglasses now, was driving his silver Volkswagen Cabrio convertible toward Mrs. Sherrill's house on Lake Agawam to put on display, as irrefutable evidence, the object of his affection: the legendary living room.
