In order to perform effectively in the scenarios with limited computation capabilities, possibility theory prefers to adopt.
Some of those who are impressed by what they see as the deficiencies of both the but-for and NESS theories prefer a more quantitative or scalar approach, according to which an agency can be involved in (Stapleton) or contribute to (Moore) an outcome to a greater or less extent.
If a candidate had, every single day of the campaign, promised to keep Muslims out of the country, and then on his "very first day" in office issued an order that had the effect of keeping Muslims out, she said, "You're saying that none of those statements could be considered?" Not under the legal theory he preferred, Wall offered, in an answer that mostly dodged the question.
To achieve the above targets, more reliable infrastructures based on scientific theory are preferred over approaches that are simply derived from empirical experience.
Yet when asked in a television interview whether he accepted evolutionary theory, he "preferred to agree," rather than express his true convictions in front of the general public.
Within the liberal establishment, on the other hand, a lone-assassin theory is preferred: as with the Iraq War, where the blame is placed on Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld, so with Vietnam the culprit of choice has become Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara.
In theory, New Yorkers prefer the relative austerity of Manhattan-style, essentially a Rhode Island chowder with tomatoes.
The theory I prefer is that following a few "favourable seasons", the rise in a species number can be astonishing.
He was never much taken with political theory, however, preferring to champion the common man on his own terms.
In theory, mosquitoes prefer stagnant air, but it had rained heavily the day before and the mozzies were braving that wind and had several goes at me before I slid under the net.
