This component of Austin's views about truth has figured importantly in recent discussions about the context- or occasion-sensitivity of our use of language.
Plausibly, this alludes to William James' discussion of the occasion-sensitivity of the question whether, in a case in which both a squirrel and a man are circling a tree, the man goes round the squirrel (James, 1907/1975).
"However, on this occasion, given the sensitivity of the subject matter for Japanese viewers, we understand why they did not feel it appropriate for inclusion in the programme".
In a model requiring data at all four occasions to check sensitivity to dropout, result patterns did not change when participants who dropped out were listwise excluded.
On another occasion, the official furthered, a sensitivity reviewer was asked to sensitivity review a document that he had written, years ago, to a second sensitivity reviewer about a third sensitivity reviewer.
On occasion, he misread foreign sensitivities.
Thus, thermocouples based on silicon, germanium, tellurium, or semiconductor compounds were often adopted in occasions that required high sensitivity; see Table 1[17, 18].
Parents also appreciated occasions when staff conveyed sensitivity to their need for consolation.
Yet, recognising the sensitivity of the occasion, he would not share his thoughts last night, passing that responsibility to another Forest old boy, his assistant, Gary Crosby.
PennCNV has outperformed a number of CNV detection packages on multiple occasions demonstrating a greater specificity, sensitivity for CNV calling and reasonably little bias [ 26, 63].
GTN did not significantly change on any occasion, therefore a change in NO sensitivity of the vascular smooth muscle cells can be ruled out.
