Of course, no discussion between atheists and believers could get started if Christians were to insist that their belief in God as creator must serve as common ground.
The Internet was born on the United States' heavily regulated telephone networks, required by law to serve as "common carriers" ferrying phone traffic back and forth no matter where it starts or finishes.
In Stalnaker's scheme, context is basically subjective: a matter of common ground: that is, shared beliefs that serve as common presuppositions for the interpretation of assertions.
Our recent gene expression profiling analyses demonstrated that Wnt2 is highly expressed in Flk1 cells, which serve as common progenitors of endothelial cells, blood cells, and mural cells.
Thus she described the CCAAC's use of this argument as "the wrong thing" although "for the right reason" in that it served as common ground in a SMO state relationship.
A right ventricular catheter electrode served as first-phase cathode and a superior vena cava catheter electrode coupled with a cutaneous R2 patch electrode served as common first-phase anodes.
Standard enemies include Reaper Guards (male Reapers with no magical ability, who serve as common soldiers), as well as fauna such as the insectoid Rippers, beast-of-burden Sonaks, and bat-like Verms.
The sediment in each tube was reconstituted with phosphate buffered saline (PBS) to 2.5 ml, mixed well and then pooled into one tube that served as common inoculum source for all subsequent tests.
The laws of physics are amazingly universal because they serve as common denominators for dissimilar systems.
