Their main argument was the so called "logical connection argument", which says, very roughly, that the relation between mental attitudes and actions cannot be causal, because the connection between them is logical, conceptual, or in some sense non-contingent (Hampshire 1959; Melden 1961; Kenny 1963, for instance).
So called 'Internet connection records'.
A former senior chief in the U.K.'s Met Police and now a Lib Dem peer in the House of Lords has warned about major risks to the privacy of web users' personal data from a provision in the Investigatory Powers bill that would require ISPs to retain information on the websites and services accessed by their users for a full 12 months — so called Internet Connection Records (ICRs).
But many of its AdSense partners might well be tempted by the prospect of earning a share of revenue for display and animated ads too, especially as such ads are likely to be more appealing to some of the big-brand advertisers.With the spread of broadband providing faster connections, so called "rich-media" ads, which can contain animation, video and sound, are already becoming more widespread.
As such, Cx43 molecules can assemble to hexadimers (so called "connexons") that form junctional connections between different cell types.
If corresponding treatment effect estimates of various connections, or so called paths, differ between two treatments, there is inconsistency.
Belevitch introduced the mathematical concept of conference matrices in 1950, so called because they originally arose in connection with a problem Belevitch was working on concerning telephone conferencing.
Early British wall paintings stressed the connection between committing these so called "deadly sins" and ending up in Hell.
We found that nicotine could strengthen neuronal synaptic connections only when the so called reward centres sent a dopamine signal.
It will be called "Connections".
We study the different possible connections among the building blocks, through which we define the so called matrix.
