Yet, saying that an object is anything that can be named by a name and that a name always has the function of naming are two sides of the same coin, as are the claim that an object is anything that can be presented by a presentation and the claim that a presentation always has an object.
This assumption can also be seen, in turn, as resting on an even more basic idea, namely that in all generality 'object' equals 'being capable to take up the role of object in a presentation,' thus an object is anything that can be presented; and anything that can be named by a name (§3, 12; §5, 23; §7, 37).
Users can build an evidence-based, rational case for cost-effective new services that can be presented to health authorities.
The adverse economics of Broadway has severely restricted the range of productions that can be presented in those theatres.
The facts are these: it is the police role to investigate and, where possible, produce evidence that can be presented before a court of law.
Today, more than half are a series of sex scenes, loosely connected by some thread — "vignettes" in the industry vernacular — that can be presented separately online.
And a confession, false or otherwise, according to the United States Supreme Court, is the most powerful evidence of guilt that can be presented to a jury.
Some of the same utilities are lobbying the White House to come up with a concrete plan to cut greenhouse gas emissions that can be presented as an alternative to the Kyoto agreement.
Colorado's rape victim protection law, which limits the evidence that can be presented about a rape victim's sexual history in criminal cases, does not apply in civil suits, lawyers said.
Those measures were not spelled out in detail in the report, though officials referred vaguely to "further reductions in the state work force" and "cost containment proposals that can be presented for legislative action later this year".
He says the White House is seeking "evidence that can be presented and reviewed, and then acted on, if the conclusion is that a red line has been crossed".
