In practice, it enables us to focus on those evaluative resources which are most interesting from a functional perspective – i.e. those that are affected by the writer's argumentative intention, and filter out those evaluative resources which do not serve arguments.
Genetic entities serving as arguments were also extracted from its output.
Research smart, taking notes on the most important parts of the information, and use a manageable number of sources to make your argument and serve your argument.
Rather, they serve as arguments for the transition from the minimal form of the sense-datum theory to the non-minimal form which invokes non-ordinary sense-data.
Frege thus in a first step extended the familiar notion of a numerical function to functions on singular objects in general and, moreover, introduced a new kind of singular objects that can serve as arguments and values of functions on singular objects, the truth values.
Indeed it hardly seems to be an empirical question whether there could be such a thing as "the world," and the reasons mentioned in §2.2 for thinking that there is such a thing equally serve as arguments against the prospect of there being only worldless junk.
Douglass was the intellectual, living embodiment of the Black answer to slaveholders' self-serving arguments that slaves did not have the intellectual capacity to live independently.
He says the students are serving up tired arguments about dollar amounts that ignore the Obama administration's emphasis on spending money more efficiently and offering services, like circumcision, that can reduce the spread of H.I.V.
Within each schema, permitted semantic predications are restricted to a limited number of subject_predicate_object patterns, with semantic types serving as predicate arguments.
We were surprised and disappointed to see the self-serving arguments of the few so uncritically accepted, and characterized as an accurate picture of a board on which we are proud to serve.
