So, for example, it might be said that a material object x dependsN for its existence upon the matter composing x, even though it might have been composed of different matter, because in every possible world in which x exists the matter composing x in that world exists in that world.
He's 14, and he's already dealt with the police a couple of times over different matters, just little things.
The word scandal is a misnomer for each of these three distinctly different matters.
If, on the other hand, there was a period of time when replication already existed but we can make no inferences about that -- that's a bit of a different matter.
They found the regional impact of welfare, trade and emissions of BAMs is rather small, concluding that emissions intensity of different sectors matters in relative price adjustments.
Air pollution constitutes the major threat to human health, whereas their adverse impacts and underlying mechanisms of different particular matters are not clearly defined.
Whether such numbers will bear up on Election Day is, of course, a different matter.
But whether this commits us to flesh-and-blood dinosaurs is of course a different matter, since being a past dinosaur need not require being a dinosaur.
The fact that law claims to obligate is, of course, a different matter and is susceptible to other explanations (Green 2001).
The union of SXC and Catalyst is a slightly different matter, born of years of talks between the two companies.
