As noted above, unless the hidden structure argument is accepted, this conclusion is strongly suggested by examples like (2.4.1) ("The impact of my knee caused the tipping over of the inkwell") which appear to involve explanation without the explicit citing of a law or a deductive structure.
A function comparable to that of Charon's obol is suggested by examples such as a man's burial at Monkton in Kent and a group of several male graves on Gotland, Sweden, for which the bracteate was deposited in a pouch beside the body.
It is suggested by examples that, if attention was concentrated not on the inconsistent malformations but on more consistent embryopathic effects which in one form or another are always associated with malformations, the predictive value of the screening tests would appear in a more favorable light.
However, I cannot remember involving apprentices when dealing with suppliers as suggested by this example.
In both GLM specifications, the link function and relationship between the mean and variance was determined as suggested by, for example, Manning and Mullahy [27] and Matsaganis et al. [8].
The Mohist response to this, as suggested by the example (cited above) of King Ling of Chu, was that there is no such thing as human nature; human motivations are highly malleable, and almost exclusively the products of environmental influences.
However, it has been suggested by, for example, Roy Bhaskar (Bhaskar 1979: 44) that this reproduction of institutions is the unintended result of the free actions of institutional actors in institutional settings.
That there is some important connection between value and order in the Laws is suggested by, for example, Plato's willingness to infer from the order in the heavens that the cause of that order must be "good with every virtue" (Laws 899B6).
This possibility is suggested by the example discussed above of the uniquely gigantic dragonflies of the Carboniferous (Lighton, 2007).
