To raise specificity, ETA filters geometric template matches (i) by ET rank similarity (Kristensen, et al., 2006); (ii) by match reciprocity back to the original protein (Ward et al., 2008); and (iii) by the extent that a plurality of matches point to the same function (Kristensen et al., 2008).
A patent [31] outlines two possible designs, which both revolve around a specialised very-long instruction word (VLIW) processor with a plurality of floating-point units.
To be sure, Berlin seems to believe this is a very quick argument: the inherent plurality of ends points to the political preeminence of liberty (see, for example, Gray: 2006).
At that point, a plurality of Americans thought Trump was likely to do more to divide than to unite the country — but attitudes were about split.
In addition to the perplexities concerning the individuation and separation of any pair of such points, the assumption that it is metaphysically possible for there to be a plurality of necessarily coincident points is metaphysically frivolous.
For all things are either contraries or composed of contraries, and unity and plurality are the starting-points of all contraries.
One might think that (i) all material objects must always be topologically open and gunky, that (ii) any part of a material object must itself be a material object, and that (iii) space or spacetime is a continuum of simple points, each plurality of which composes a region.
A Trump collapse could give Democrats back the House," reported Vox last weekend, citing analysis that a mere six-point Clinton plurality could swing the 31 needed seats in its wake.
One other crucial point: Majorities or pluralities in those states believe the law has caused people to lose coverage, suggesting the Republican "horror story" argument is convincing people.
The Zhuangzi emphasizes the plurality of natural stances or points of view from which one may see paths of possible behavior as "natural".
