One might at first think that the social criterion would be: if one person is disposed to assent to the sentence on any occasion on which they have a certain neural intake, then any other person having the same neural intake will also be disposed to assent to it.
One might, at first, think the same about Nicole DeVault, the etiquette consultant at the Plaza.
Nowadays you write a script all by yourself, in your own little apartment [CC81 2:30-7:05] — and this is perhaps not so good a thing as one might at first think.
Now we have both kinds of films," and added, "Nowadays you write a script all by yourself, in your own little apartment and this is perhaps not so good a thing as one might at first think".
The answer to this question is not as simple as one might at first think.
While one might at first think that trying to represent the complexity of a cell with a single number could be a fruitless enterprise, one need only look to the concept of entropy, a single number that can be used to define the degree of order in a wide range of different physical systems, to see how useful such a simplified measure can be.
Though one might think first of assessments in terms of the reports that they often produce, the implications of scientific assessment are better understood by viewing assessments as a social processes, rather than principally as a document.
That may sound like an unusual place to build a car, but apparently it wasn't as ramshackle as one might think on first blush.
One might think that Locke thought the following.
The importance of stepping back from the mind and learning to watch it is true of many forms of psychotherapy as well, even in forms of therapy that one might not think of first as based on that approach, such as behavior therapy and cognitive behavior therapy.
