The fact that the utopian and transhumanist approaches, owing to varying anthropological premises, draw on varying potentials when producing their variants raises a question about the impact this distinction has on the phenomenology of their imagination of the New Man.
The houses are open on varying days and at varying hours from March through December.
Radiologists base their conclusions on a varying number of premises (e.g. available clinical information, statistical likelihood).
The "importance" can be varied by varying the probability of a link occurring between two premises within the contact structure.
To evaluate deployment costs, we apply these machine and data transfer costs to the performance results from Section 6.1, scale the ten minute deployment times to one month, and gradually change the ratio of premise-to-cloud deployment costs to assess the effects of varying cost of private premise on the overall deployment costs.
We have put ourselves on automatic pilot to varying degrees.
Carneades enables critical questions of argumentation schemes to be modeled as additional premises, using premise types to capture the varying effect on the burden of proof of different kinds of questions.
We believe that many companies will want to choose between varying models, from SaaS, to hosted, to on-premise solutions.
All of them, to varying degrees, fault the billionaire's basic premises and call his promises farfetched and at times contradictory.
The records distinguished premises licensed to sell alcohol for consumption either off or on the premises (off-sales and on-sales premises, respectively).
They went from bedroom to bedroom, waking children and photographing the premises and the residents, who all were Latino immigrants, of varying legal status.
