What this means then is that every objectively valid judgment, whether empirical or a priori, and in particular synthetic a priori, must implicitly include a schematic a priori formal temporal component that functions as an intermediate structure for interpreting the purely logical elements of judgments and thereby securing their applicability to objects of actual or possible experience.
Such virtualization has the benefits of reducing the costs related to the management and rack space securing, and of enhancing the applicability of resources including the power consumption in the aspect of environment-friendly IT.
It was incorporated in an experimental smartcard chip which is being used to evaluate the applicability of self-timed logic in secure devices.
The existing work on secure neighbor discovery has limitations in accuracy, resource requirements, and applicability to ad hoc and sensor networks.
If a sovereign, so understood, exists, its authority to suspend the law does not stand in need of positive legal recognition, since the law's applicability itself depends on a situation of normality secured by the sovereign (PT 12 3).
February 2013: Applicability of policy to other websites and applications added.
Together, the described improvements bring Hidost a big step towards applicability in a real-world, operational environment as an accurate, reliable, and secure malicious file detector.
Their applicability does not have to be earned by a reduction to a supposedly more basic and secure realm of concepts, such as those of experience as conceived of by the empiricists, or those of science.
"The Lib Dems have a motion, darling, which includes line 14, 'delete article 11.5 (g)' and insert '(g) a system will be put in place to secure adequate representation of groups having protected characteristics within the meaning of the Equalities Act!' And it has federal applicability!
(2) Applicability of other requirements.
