Institutional economics, as the term is narrowly understood, refers to a movement in American economic thought associated with such names as Thorstein Veblen, Wesley C. Mitchell, and John R. Commons.
However, this CI does not, as is commonly understood, refer to an interval which contains θ (either θc or θp) with a 95% probability.
"Trump is a unifier, do you understand?" Referring to Hindu Americans, he added, "They're smart people.
"But still the Picayune says they don't know, they can't understand" refers to the good roads whose high price the Times-Picayune constantly carps at, because, the Longs always imply, the Picayune, organ of the czarists, secretly wants bad roads.
Whether or not a theory of attention can be turned into a non-circular explanation of reference, the idea that attention and reference are related does seem to be an idea that can cast some light on what goes on when we understand referring expressions.
Nobody understood it referred to the acquisition of Menéame, and not the sale itself Digg.
You can't help noticing, however, that the new terms refer, or can be understood as referring, to the same populations as the old racial terms.
There are some anaphoric pronouns that cannot be understood as referring expressions that inherit their referents from other referring expressions, nor as variables bound by quantified antecedents.
He also points to cases where our use of names or demonstratives referring to human beings must be understood as referring to their souls, and concludes that this shows that human beings are their souls.
The organization's new rules do not mention workers as such but refer instead to "stakeholders," a category that includes creditors as well as workers but is understood to refer to workers in the provisions under discussion.
