Christians often point to Iraq — where their very existence as a community is imperiled — to offer a notion of what can happen in times of violence and chaos.
Objective: This study is undertaken with the objective to scrutinize and offer a notion of commonly used as well as recently developed methods of causality assessment tools for the diagnosis of adverse drug reactions and discuss their pros and cons.
The first one is focused on the conceptual level and offers a notion of vulnerability that distinguishes between ontological and situated vulnerability.
"We offer creativity, a notion of mechanics, discovery of the world around you.
Hutto (2013) argues that action-oriented accounts of representation cannot offer a viable notion of causally relevant content because "the contents of representations do not make a causal difference, only formal or vehicular properties do;" when one assumes computationalism, then the only causally relevant factors are forms of symbols in computers, irrelevant of their semantics.
Kleinberg argues that these indicators offer "a richer notion of importance, or prominence, [that] contains an intrinsic element of circularity: it arises from the fragile intuition that a node is important if it receives links from other important nodes" [55], p. 611.
LooCI offers a simple notion of component interfaces, wherein components model their provided interfaces as a set of events that may be published to the bus and their required interfaces as a set of events that may be consumed from the bus.
Moreover, our approach offers a new notion of alternative queries permitting to exploit both matches and conflicts between data sources.
He wanted to offer value to a notion of existence beyond the bounds of sense, and that is where his language led him, to the power of wonder and miracles in daily life.
And if its restaurant-strength, frosty competence was off-putting, I could find myself open to the overtures of a British manufacturer that offered a more primitive notion of unapologetic domesticity in something called not a stove but a cooker.
