When discussing the status of bridge-principles (intuitively, statements that connect the vocabulary of the reducing theory to the reduced theory), Ernest Nagel suggested that they might play different roles in the discovery of reductions than in after the fact analyses.
The young man I spoke to several times over the course of a few months was an intriguing figure, prone to verbosity, to occasional stumbles in his vocabulary, to foolish statements coloured by youth and grandeur.
His view is that while we may not believe in the associated universal generalization, that is consistent with there being some universal generalization, stated in a different vocabulary than the singular causal statement, which 'covers' that statement.
Mr. Whitman described the piece in a statement as "nonverbal theater, using a vocabulary of space, rhythm, scale and formal plastic elements that communicate the image without words".
To avoid conditionals true because of false antecedents (or sentences true because of irrelevant disjuncts), Reichenbach essentially requires that derivative nomological statements be the logically strongest sentences in their vocabulary that are consequences of original nomological statements.
The only surprising thing about Payne's own statements was her restrained choice of vocabulary – that the chauvinists could "get stuffed".
This is achieved by converting some of the free text data into controlled vocabulary-based statements through manual curation of the primary literature.
Mr. Wernicke, who continued to design his own sets and costumes, used a wide-ranging theatrical vocabulary, from static tableau to provocative and sometimes outré statement.
Other plans in the policy statement include: helping young people to be more confident and increasing their vocabulary so they can use the language socially.
Despite the building's traditional vocabulary, the museum's use of glass walls makes a modern statement.
