Both are offensively dumb action thrillers with highly dubious moral compasses designed entirely to provide fodder for the senses, yet these type of affairs can be horrifyingly boring or terrifyingly ill-considered (see recent Besson's recent Jason Statham vehicle Transporter 3 for an example of both, or rather, don't).
Even though we know better, many physicists still picture the atom as a mini solar-system type of affair, with tiny electrons orbiting a heavy nucleus.
The Deutsche Bank analyst Oliver Steel said: "Aviva's meeting was – as we have now come to expect from new management – a typically punchy, upbeat, 'we can do better' type of affair.
But charisma does not pay bills, and the company went bankrupt in 2002, the result of both an economic downturn and "the transformation of the business from a family operation to a corporate type of affair with C.E.O.'s, bean counters, and so on," Mr. Morgan said.
Whether it's a whole pie fresh from the oven or a slice or two popped back in the oven or run through a miniature conveyor belt type of affair to warm it up, the result is the same -- a thin, crunchy crust slightly blackened on the bottom, no pools of grease lurking amid the pepperoni and a tasty tomato sauce that can make or break the best slab of dough.
The New York game showed Green Bay could be vulnerable in a shootout -- just the type of affair it would likely have if it meets New Orleans in the NFC Championship game.
In this account, we replace the possibilist idea of merely possible worlds with that of a certain type of state of affairs (alternatively, a certain type of proposition) which exists but fails to obtain (alternatively, fails to be true).
But it does require quantifiers that range over both individuals and types of states of affairs.
Based on our findings, we proposed that the type of religious affairs (religiosity) may be included among the factors that constitute someone's CEBE (Athanasiou and Papadopoulou 2011; Athanasiou et al. 2012).
Accordingly, were S to deliberate about what to do, P is a type of state of affairs that S would, in a wide range of cases, not only use to "frame" his practical deliberations, but also endeavor to bring about.
