The Supreme Court first formally recognized the notion of executive privilege in 1974, but the court also said it could be overcome in some circumstances like a criminal investigation.
As he says: "I recognize the notion of analyticity in its obvious and useful but epistemologically insignificant applications" (1991, 271; emphasis added).
To the extent that Plato recognizes the notion of existence, since being an essence seems, by Plato's lights, to be the superlative way to be, it is likely that Forms are both definitionally and existentially separate.
Nevertheless, it seems reasonable to consider expanding the EC system by officially recognizing the notion of a "class" within an EC node, such as, for example, superoxide dismutase (EC 1.15.1.1) class I, class II, and so on.
Those who held the former view recognized that some notion of function or teleology generally was uniquely suitable to biology and not eliminable from it.
Since the early 1960s, significant heterogeneity among circulating and tissue neutrophils has been recognized, and this notion has gained further traction recently as evidence of divergent immunomodulatory functions by neutrophil subsets are emerging in different pathological contexts [99].
The used text-search databases already recognize several notions of similarity measures, thresholds and top-N queries; after plugging in a matching similarity fingerprint, this functionality could be easily applied to high-performance similarity queries.
Smith recognized that such notions are impractical and absurd.
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