This principle not only attests to the arbitrary nature of black racial identity, but it was also presumed to keep those classified as racially "white" pure and untainted by the "blood" of low-status and inferior races.
The Buddha does not deny that there is a principle of identify (as attested by the frequent use of the term ātta in the canonical literature in the minimally psychological sense of "myself" or "oneself"); just that this principle is not a self (that is, is not a metaphysically unitary and permanent entity).
And over two millennia of Western art attests to the principle that the nude - of whatever age - is not obscene per se.
As detailed below, it was often necessarily to residualize particular predictors against others, sometimes due to observed co-linearity, sometimes for theoretical reasons (i.e., because it is desirable in principle to control for the frequency of each attested un- form, regardless of whether this predictor is in practice correlated with others).
While many enthusiastically agree with the idea in principle – the petition with more than 15,000 signatures attesting to that – there are widespread concerns about whether the area is truly ready to become a city.
In principle, this did not change the overall pattern, attesting to the robustness of findings based on this general strategy.
They have said that they are no more than formulae summarizing the correspondences observed to hold between attested forms in particular languages and that they are, in principle, unpronounceable.
Certification means the assessment of an organisation by an accredited third party to show that the applicant abides by principles set out in a specific standard to ensure best practice, conformity with the standard being attested by a certificate.
The players attested to that.
Principle, not honey, principle".
