He claims that sentences of fiction in which 'Sherlock Holmes' occurs should be regarded as jointly forming a long conjunction in which every occurrence of 'Sherlock Holmes' is replaced with a variable bound by an initial existential quantifier in the way suggested by Frank Ramsey (Ramsey 1931).
Article 42 of the 1949 conventions states: "No general penalty, pecuniary or otherwise, shall be inflicted upon the population on account of the acts of individuals for which they cannot be regarded as jointly and severally responsible".
An important finding of our survey is the existence of considerable amino acid variation across the three Gp-9 codons regarded as jointly diagnostic for the b-like and B-like allele classes in the socially polymorphic species.
A plural subject is a set of agents who regard themselves as jointly committed to promoting some goal, sharing some belief, or operating under some principle of action.
Several of these correlations reached a magnitude of 0.4 which may be regarded as a moderate magnitude, and jointly these factors may give valuable information for predicting NCFE score.
The Swedish forest commons can be regarded as self-organized community groups which jointly manage a forest resource.
Diversity measures the difference among a set of jointly shown recommendations and can be regarded as the opposite of similarity [19, 20].
They are jointly threatened by the firefighters, a challenge regarded by them both as a defining test for their own reputations and that of New Labour as a whole.
The set of the indices corresponding to P peaks in the estimate X ^ SV ( ℓ 2 ) are regarded as the estimate of the row support of the jointly sparse signals.
SSE with the block forward matrix can be regarded as a new algorithm of Space Time Adaptive Process [11] which jointly processes received data in angle and Doppler to improve the separation of target echo and reverberation.
