Every proposition would be analyzable as an ordered pair of content and commitment—"apohist double negation" would affirm content but deny ontological commitment.
They talked and touched, a pair of flotsam content to sway with the train's uneven motion, and God, they kept smiling!
Thus, each replica o i of an object o is specified in a pair of the content o i.c and QoS parameters o i.Q.
In patients who were unable to swallow the capsules, each capsule was snipped with a pair of scissors and the contents extruded into ice-cream or yoghourt before ingestion.
This concept is expressed in Fig. 1 as a pair of inversely oriented, overlapping "cones of content," the most fundamental of which is literacy, and the more secondary of which is specialization of knowledge.
For a pair of the replicas o2and o5, the content parameters o2.c and o5.c are newer than o1.c ( o 1.c ≼ o 2.c ) and o 1.c ≼ o 5.c while the QoS parameters o2.cl are o5.cl are the same as o1.cl, o1.cl=o2.cl.
To facilitate germplasm screening and marker-assisted selection for the low GS content, a pair of specific PCR primers was designed, which only captures the 11-bp deletions so that the polymorphism can be more easily resolved by agarose gel (Fig. 4).
Here, I use logistic regression of the proportion of substitutions in one direction versus the overall difference in GC content to predict the substitutional asymmetry in a pair of species with identical genomic GC content.
For a sense, here are the contents of a pair of facing pages, chosen at random: hijab, Hinduism, Holocaust, Holy Communion.
The studio's original contents, including a pair of overalls splashed with bright yellow paint – instantly recognisable to any lover of Miró's work – cannot move.
