This prediction was based (a) on the suggestion that the semantic system is open and takes in information from multiple sources [30] and (b) on reports about semantics-syntax interactions in the P600 amplitude due to purely sentence-internal double violations (for review see [1]).
Although it would be a purely symbolic sentence even for a young prisoner — and Mr. Madoff is 71 — prosecutors said it was warranted by the "extraordinary dimensions" of his crimes.
This purely fictional sentence is an example of another tree we could be dealing with that would cause a different set of problems.
He therefore was more willing to accommodate purely descriptive sentences as significant.
To this Husserl replies that purely logical sentences say nothing about self-evidence and its conditions.
On the other hand, Husserl denies both that purely logical sentences say anything about self-evidence and that self-evidence is a criterion of truth.
For instance, she can stress that consistency and inconsistency can be ascribed to (pieces of) the world in a derived sense: to say that the world is (locally) inconsistent just is to say that some true purely descriptive sentences about the world have true negations.
Acts that would barely see a fine imposed if committed drunkenly on a Saturday night in many of Britain's cities have seen large custodial sentences, purely because those committing them are chanting political slogans rather than shouting inanely.
The offender is back in Britain purely to serve a sentence of imprisonment, not to appeal against his conviction or try to get the British authorities to overturn the decision of the foreign court.
The verdict and sentence are purely symbolic since Mr. Kalugin, who now lives and works near Washington, repeatedly rebuffed subpoenas to return to Moscow to defend himself.
45 Unlike readability formulae, which rely purely on word and sentence length, 46 47 user-testing assesses how a document performs with its intended users.
