Basically, if the sufficient condition for the application of the reason predicate (the condition given by the antecedent of the principle corresponding to the reason) includes such a free-agent variable then the reason is agent-relative; otherwise it is agent-neutral.
The total phenolic content of the actual measurement under the optimum predicated extraction conditions was 582.4 ± 0.63 mg/g DW, which was well matched with the predicted value (597.2 mg/g DW).
As a result, all objects for which a given condition (or predicate) holds must be at the same level or of the same "type".
It is then possible to refer to all objects for which a given condition (or predicate) holds only if they are all at the same level or of the same "type".
The typical NRA member, not knowing much about current conditions, would predicate his gun policy position on past precedent and 1990s statistics that showed 500 gun deaths per year in in the District of Columbia, regardless of the fact that 2012 is headed for a much smaller number, at under 100 homicides.
As Vince Parry, a well-known marketing expert, counseled his colleagues, "If you can define a particular condition and its associated symptoms in the minds of physicians and patients, you can also predicate the best treatment for that condition".
Ashley Madison's guarantee "that you will successfully find what you're looking for or we'll give you your money back" is restricted by small-print conditions predicated on the purchase of premium packages and gifts sold through the site, in addition to paid chat sessions and onerous reporting obligations.
The previous works have predicated the necessary conditions for the existence of DBMST on UDG.
The market value of such coins is predicated upon their rarity, condition, mint date, and marks of mintage, not necessarily on their metallic value.
Such sentences do have truth conditions and an assertive sentence using a moral predicate does predicate a property.
