Then a posteriori justification would be justification that does not rest solely on understanding such a proposition.
Others equate knowledge solely with understanding, whether or not it is accompanied by adequate justifications or belief and/or acceptance (Carter and Wiles 2014; Deniz et al. 2008).
8.1, first sentence), not to the narrower sense which requires that intuitions be based solely on understanding the proposition at issue (cf., Bealer 1998: 213 for this objection).
As noted in the previous section, we take it that a belief that is "independent of experience" is based solely on understanding the proposition which is its object; all others are based on experience.
Lastly, there is an interplay between the parents' mental health and that of their children, which makes a solely unidirectional understanding too simplistic [ 20].
Our work (Gosavi et al. 2013) was focused solely on understanding the structural mechanism by which these compounds bind to and inhibit SULT1E1's ability to metabolize estradiol.
Strictly speaking, a person's acceptance of some proposition is based solely on her understanding it only if that understanding both causes and justifies her accepting that proposition.
Yet Droysen and authors before him never conceived of understanding solely as an act of mental imitation or solely as an act of imaginatively "transporting" oneself into the point of view of another person.
A plausible positive account of a priori justification says that a person is a priori justified in believing some proposition if, and only if, that justification rests solely on her understanding the proposition which is the object of her belief.
The objective of our study was different and solely directed towards understanding how stochastic spatial aperture variations affect reservoir performance not to incorporate coupled THMC effects.
