When he offered a pragmatic justification of his specification of the force of gravity independently of how that force might be explained he was acting as one who sought to develop an experimentally confirmed science independent of the kinds of ultimate explanation sought by the mechanical philosophers.
The result of that meeting is evident to anyone who passes through Grand Central Market: Koglin German Hams, where Mr. Koglin, shown below with Franziska Lehmann, his manager, sells 25 enticing varieties of ham made to his specifications by a German butcher in Vancouver, British Columbia.
Now that he had the run of a mansion designed to his specifications, I wondered if there was anything he hadn't thought of.
It is in this light that his specifications of the nature of pragmatism are to be understood.
Mr. Pittsinger said the specifications of his "South Pacific" role, originated by the Italian basso Ezio Pinza, would help him with the day's demands.
Armed with investment and a full specification of his product, he began work marketing and promoting his business.
The specification of his new level and its relationship to its adjacent lower level one is analysed.
Pope John's second letter is a further specification of his first: he now indicates the culpits, namely "some scholars of arts and in the faculty of theology at Paris" (nonnulli tam in artibus quam in theologica facultate studentes Parisius).
The Proceedings of the conference were published in 2010 (Kodalle and Reitz, eds., 2010) Another aspect of recent Bauer research is a closer specification of his 1840's perfectionist ethic, through the application to his thought of the concept of 'post-Kantian perfectionism' (Moggach 2011).
The Hippocratic physician paid careful attention to all aspects of his practice: he followed detailed specifications for, "lighting, personnel, instruments, positioning of the patient, and techniques of bandaging and splinting" in the ancient operating room.
