Confronted by so many models from previous ages and seeking to discover the best means to move into the future, it is hardly surprising that many of the most open-minded thinkers of the time can best be viewed more appropriately as transitional figures, rather than Platonists, Aristotelians or "philosophers of nature" as many have been claimed to have been.
It was déjà vu of what the BBC's own governing body had concluded three years earlier, and came just months before yet another critical BBC Trust review in 2014: The BBC has a duty to reflect the weight of scientific agreement but it should also reflect the existence of critical views appropriately.
Intel, tagged by the European Union, in our view appropriately, as an unfair competitor, is still the industry trend-setter since mobile computing and servers touch so widely, hence is a stock to own.
For example, Professor Peter Singer, in a 2009 article calling for health care rationing, explained clearly why QALYs necessarily (and in his view, appropriately) place less value on the lives of people with disabilities.
Participants responded to questions as they were played by the audio player by selecting the picture object on their answer sheet which in their view appropriately answered the question.
The Indian startup's claim to fame is the audio beacon, a supersonic sound that's played when you view an appropriately enabled web ad.
She has good judgment about what is appropriately viewed as a criminal case, and she is not afraid to stand up and say, 'This just isn't a crime -- as terrible as the results may have been.' ".
Immigration itself is often expedient rather than problematic, and is appropriately viewed in the context of declining and changing populations in the northern hemisphere where we are in need of people.
Thus, it has been the object of a long line of theorists, representative of widely divergent outlooks, to demonstrate that such pessimism is unjustified and that the historical process can, when appropriately viewed, be seen to be both rationally and morally acceptable.
As will be clear in the discussion of the thematic relation involved, the volitional subject may be more appropriately viewed as an Affector, if not a prototypical agent.
