But the idea is subjective, varying from person to person, while both sense and denotation are said by Frege to be not dependent in this way.
Similarly, a moderate progressive has some conservative positions on issues, again varying from person to person.
"You'll find it different," everyone said, varying from person to person in explaining just what the contrast with Admiralty would be.
To date these have included varying the person delivering care (e.g. a specialist nurse rather than a doctor) and varying the location of cancer follow-up delivery (e.g. primary rather than secondary care) [ 4].
Deterioration in learning new concepts is likely to be more rapid past age 60, its severity varying markedly from person to person.
Thus, EMA data can help researchers identify, for example, different patterns of use as well as differences in the patterns in the target behavior between groups of participants (based on non time-varying personon time-varyinges of interest, such as age or gender) (Stone and Shiffman 1994).
All occasion-level predictors were modelled with coefficients that were randomly varying at the person level, to allow the relationship between negative events, ruminative self-focus, and negative affect to vary between individuals.
Race, ethnicity and cultural background may influence, to varying degrees, a person's, lifestyle choices, access to care, and understanding of health and illness; all of which impact on diabetes management.
After enduring a period of eclipse, however, during which noncognitive theories of ethics (emotive and existential) and relativism had preempted the field, rationalistic views, which agree in holding that moral standards do not depend upon the varying attitudes of persons or peoples, received renewed attention in the mid-20th century.
Compared to clinical trials, prospective observational studies of inpatients have shown lower recovery rates from depressive episodes in old persons, varying from 38 69 % [ 8, 9].
Bullying is where one person using varying means tries to embarrass, hurt, harass, belittle or ostracize another person or persons.
