All necessity is verbal, a matter of the import of propositions.
Mill's empiricist thesis, that all necessity is verbal, has important consequences for his account of logic.
In a society marred by violence, the titular "scribe" lives on a remote farm, and trades her verbal talent for everyday necessities.
Verbal commands may be a necessity for certain consumers, including children who have not yet learned to write, or the disabled.
Following prescription, patients absorbed information from written and verbal sources which reinforced beliefs about necessity but also raised concerns, including fear of side effects.
Our findings elucidate the architecture of working memory, providing key neuropsychological evidence for the necessity of dlPFC in the manipulation of verbal and spatial knowledge.
It included a section on the Le Roy high school outbreak and suggested social media could alter the way future outbreaks occur and how "social media is eliminating the necessity of being in direct visual or verbal contact with other victims".
The problem is that arithmetic seems to have a necessity which is at once more than verbal, as Mill correctly held, but also more than that which attaches to the inductive truths of, say, physics or botany.
Bathroom, a hygienic necessity, and rice, a favorite food, are two of his verbal accomplishments.
必 bì in LAC and EMC is generally regarded as expressing 'certainty, necessity', usually corresponding to English 'must' and the like if verbal, and to modal adverbs such as 'certainly, necessarily' if adverbial.
