With more than three weeks left before Election Day, Ms. Munger, the daughter of Charles Munger and a civil rights lawyer, has already spent $31 million on her tax-raising initiative, Proposition 38, which could derail Governor Brown's own tax-increase plan, Proposition 30.
David says: "A well-orchestrated real-world stunt will both drive online discussion and links to a proposition... which could improve sales outcomes by boosting your search ranking on certain key terms".
For example, there is not any non-trivial proposition N which could turn the conditional "normally a Cs137 atom decays after 60 years" into a strict implication of the form "if N, then a Cs137 atom decays after 60 years".
Seven Japanese as opposed to only two German students created propositions, (take out) which could be classified under this category.
One would, therefore, expect that if there were certain moral propositions the truth of which could be apprehended by intuition, then moral philosophers would converge on these truths.
The research concluded with a proposition towards digitization of products which could perhaps be an all round solution to make products more appropriate to human emotions.
We can extract from Proposition 2 some additional information, which could be helpful for estimating the model parameters.
Dewey proposed to avoid the substantive term "truth" and to identify those propositions in the course of inquiry which could be deemed to be, at that particular stage of inquiry, "warrantedly assertable".
It is argued that mathematics allows economists to form meaningful, testable propositions about wide-ranging and complex subjects which could less easily be expressed informally.
(Fraudulent absentee ballots, which could be mailed in, are a different proposition, and are subject to their own checks).
