The constraint of necessity is not sufficient to settle the notion of deductive validity, for the notion of necessity may also be fleshed out in a number of ways.
She settled on the notion that to understand Mr. Eszterhas -- onetime Rolling Stone reporter and the author of screenplays like "Flashdance," "Basic Instinct" and, always and forever, "Showgirls" -- one must understand that he is an idealist.
Later the members of several other panels tentatively settled on the notion that the dramaturge is a kind of theatrical and literary adviser who helps the actors and the director understand the play they are presenting, sometimes to the point of discovering the play, developing it with the author or translating it from a foreign language.
The new generation of Brexiteers has settled upon the friendlier notion of "control" – a word that deftly links the geopolitical with the personal.
The notion they settled on to humanize the hero was that while Mr. Mandela was making a nation he was neglecting his own family.
So said a Boston newspaper in 1878, the year that a group of local businessmen with growing ties to China settled on the unprecedented notion that their alma mater, Harvard, should begin teaching Chinese.
By that time, the dust would have settled, the legitimacy of Notion Ink will be clear and there will be whole batch of the new hot tablets to choose from.
For Nishida this relation would not be settled by invoking the notion of an infinite regress; rather it indicates the necessity of an ultimate context of a different order, one that allows the distinction between a specific text and its context.
Just as dust was beginning to settle on the notion that basal tumors originate from stem/bipotential progenitor cells, this work put luminal progenitors in their place.
