Objective material purposiveness corresponds to the purposiveness displayed both by organisms qua "natural purposes" (see Section 3.3) and by arrangements of natural things or processes which stand to one another in means-end relations (see Section 3.5).
But companies that mine the stream of tweets for marketing and other purposes (see article in this week's issue of The Economist) get much more information.
For example, the US currently issues about 1m green cards a year, of which only about 7% go to workers who qualify for employment purposes (see table).
Large power plants and other industrial facilities are often located along rivers, which supply the enormous quantities of water needed for cooling purposes (see below).
Like many Western governments, the Gulf monarchies remain concerned that Iran's nuclear programme is oddly shaped for civilian-only purposes (see article).
Synthetic progestational steroids that are used in oral contraceptives and for other therapeutic purposes (see above Pharmacological actions of steroids: Steroid contraceptives) are derivatives of progesterone or of 19-nortestosterone.
There are different spaces constructed for different purposes (see Kuehni 2003, 2010).
For models explicity developed for forecasting purposes, see: [12, 13, 14, 19, 49, 54].
Kant thinks that this is the case in particular for organisms, which are "natural purposes" (see Section 3.3 below).
Uninhabited or abandoned houses, institutional households and commercial establishments were excluded for survey purposes (see Fig. 1).
(This is rough, but it will do for present purposes; see Douven 2008, and Stanford 2009, for more detailed accounts of underdetermination arguments).
