Any discussion of state collapse or state reduction (e.g. by measurement) refers, at least implicitly, to superposition states since those are the states that are reduced.
Furthermore, all testimony refers, at least implicitly, to some specific group and the social bond that supports the activity of giving and receiving testimony among its members.
The term 'faculty psychology' refers, at least for Reid, to both the distinction of certain belief-forming systems from others, and the explanatory utility purchased with such a set of distinctions.
This refers at least to Asian colobines, but hybridization among African colobines cannot be excluded either by the method we applied here.
That, in turn, means that names do not refer — at least not semantically — and that, perhaps surprisingly, the reference a name turns out to be wholly inconsequantial for the truth conditions of the utterance in which it occurs.
He may have been referring, at least in part, to Peter Schweizer's book "Clinton Cash," which comes out tomorrow.
"All the problems were there," he once explained, referring at least to the atomic bomb, and probably to McCarthy, "but it was somehow glossed over.
Before the agency decided to start dropping investigations, it had already referred at least 13 more enforcement cases to the Justice Department, which can bring lawsuits against pollution violators, said Eliot Spitzer, the New York attorney general.
But there are some actions Russia has taken recently, as you know, over the last several years that are very troubling," she added, referring at least in part to the Georgia war.
Since the Salehi case, they have referred at least three cases to the Attorney General's office for prosecution, but no action had been taken on them yet while officials wait for President Karzai's Justice Ministry to approve new rules on how the corruption units operate, said the official, who spoke on condition of anonymity because of political sensitivities about the case.
Although Durham did not say what the scientific evidence included, he was probably referring at least in part to needles, syringes and gauze pads McNamee handed over to federal prosecutors shortly after Clemens and Hardin began their campaign to discredit him.
