As long as we share words, we share a vigilance for making sure that they are backed by gold, that they can convey thought — any precise thought — all the way across a population, and thus carry argument and change.
But it did not occur to me to ask: Can one's intelligence rely entirely on the public language; can one form a precise thought, recall an accurate memory, or even feel a genuine feeling, with only the public language?
Although Peirce's precise thoughts about the nature of this division were to change at various points in his development of sign theory, the division nonetheless remains throughout his work.
There could be a very engaging experience here, but I don't have any precise thoughts on how something like 'The Wiki Game' could be adapted to legal content.
There were long flared coats and billowing floor-length skirts, which hid if not erased unduly precise thoughts about body parts.
MY precise thoughts are lost to time, but when I last walked out of the Armory onto West 168th Street in Washington Heights on a winter's night nearly 30 years ago, it's a good bet that I felt it would be for the last time.
In some instances, this behavior can include trying to avoid to walk on lines of sidewalks and floors; washing hands or face time after time; sorting objects by size; performing precise thoughts or prayers before entering in a place.
Investigators can identify the precise kinds of thoughts that allow people to do things that defy their personal codes of ethics.
Indeed, the field gave little thought to the precise nature of DNA damage and its possible biological consequences.
Those technologies tend to spread by word of mouth: If Department A has a new tool, then Agency B wants it, too — officials don't always put much thought into the precise purpose of a tool or whether something else (maybe something they already have or something cheaper) could achieve the same thing.
Instead, it maps the precise coordinates of a Lotusland long thought to have vanished but now tucked away at China Institute.
