Our current inability to supply a suitably intelligible link is sometimes described, following Joseph Levine (1983), as the existence of an explanatory gap, and as indicating our incomplete understanding of how consciousness might depend upon a nonconscious substrate, especially a physical substrate The basic gap claim admits of many variations in generality and thus in strength.
The idea of someone dumping mood-altering pharmaceuticals into the water supply sounds suitably Strangelovian.
No 1: we need crystal clear pledges that the government will invest in ensuring there is an adequate supply of suitably trained teachers in front of our students.
"Securing and retaining a sufficient supply of suitably qualified teachers" was one of the original three duties of the secretary of state (there are now more than 2,000).
Smythson products were also supplied to Page Eight, the suitably classy BBC spy thriller written by David Hare starring Bill Nighy.
In order to achieve this aim there needs to be an ability to properly characterise the energy dissipation in the system; and from this knowledge to develop methodologies so that the supplied energy is distributed suitably among the eddies of different sizes which are responsible for enhancing different transport events such heat/mass transfer, mixing etc.
In 2007, when Border Patrol's rapidly increasing "demand for horses outstripped" a Colorado prison's "ability to supply it," (through an suitably named "WHIP --Wild Horegionalte Program) BLM regional specialist Paul McGuire told me in a December 19 interview, new prisons were sought to create a "new supply" of the four-legged, "valuable tools" of border enforcement.
Rwanda has ambitions to become a regional technology hub, but it lacks a supply of suitably-qualified graduates.
In such a time, companies like Home Depot and Lowe's will be most suitably positioned to supply the much-needed tools and materials for these purposes.
To minimize spurious detections along detector edges, one or more suitably binned exposure maps supplied by the user may be used in conjunction with the parameter 'expratio' (try values between 0.9 and 0.99).
In a statement, it said: "All interpreters supplied by ITL meet the qualifications required and are suitably registered". Stephen Bishop, director of the National Register of Public Service Interpreters, said: "I'm really concerned that people are being picked up off the street because they can speak a language and then are being used as interpreters.
