As adumbrated above, the predicate '(process p) is functional for (process q)' can be grounded in the factual conditions of process organizations of self-maintaining systems (Bickhard 2004, 2011b).
On the other hand, some minority economists, such as the 20th-century Austrian-born British theorist F.A. Hayek and his followers, predicate the Darwinian process on individual preferences that are mostly underdetermined and change in erratic or unpredictable ways.
To annotate the putative functions of selected genes and predicate the biological process involved in germination, we used a controlled vocabulary for describing gene function [ 18, 19].
Thanks to Labour's decision to purge its own supporters - a process predicated, in Harriet Harman's words, on "letting the public in to see our arguments" and enabling the public to be "brutally honest about what they think of us and what they want from us" – it now risks descending into an anti-democratic farce.
The application of a process predicated on invalid assumptions is not likely to achieve desirable results.
Much of Cohen's research (a.k.a., the internet) is predicated on the process of virality, which many trace back to Dancing Baby.
Successful invasion of a host is now understood to be a collective process, predicated upon microbial information sharing and active collaboration [ 1, 2].
All the agreements made between Israel and the Palestinians under the Oslo peace process were predicated on Resolution 242.
The predicate sequences representing the processes could then be attached to the consequences.
Bra shopping could definitely use an innovation -- but for a buying process so predicated on fit, is e-commerce the solution?
The residency application process is predicated on the validity of the credentials submitted by an applicant.
