Another view is that a third truth value (say, "half-truth") ought to be recognized as existing between truth and falsity; thus, it has been advanced that certain familiar states of the weather make the proposition "It is raining" neither definitely true nor definitely false but something in between the two.
Unlike WeatherSentry, Climate Corporation doesn't install hardware in farmer's fields, but rather pulls data from external sources in order to create a similar value proposition: field-level weather forecasting delivered to a frequently updated online platform designed to help farmers maximize efficiency of both time and inputs.
Everybody from its sponsors to its opponents regards Proposition 23 as a weather vane for subsequent energy politics elsewhere.
At present, monitoring space weather is a hit-or-miss proposition.
I'm frustrated for Scotland: I think they wanted to play a more expansive, attacking game in the 23-16 defeatoto France but again, the weather made it a very tough proposition.
He told BBC 6 Music: "On a good day, if the weather's fine, [Glastonbury] is an interesting proposition".
It was a masterclass in how to elevate cold-weather dressing from necessity into a compelling commercial proposition.
The Forester, indeed, offers a compelling proposition -- nimble, carlike handling, confident all-weather capability and attractive pricing.
That hedged promise is the first line of Woolf's novel: if the weather is fine the next day not the likeliest of propositions in the Hebrides, where the story takes place Mrs.
Howard described a recent comment by Christiana Figueres, executive secretary of the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change, which drew a link between extreme weather, the NSW bushfires and climate change, as an "extraordinary proposition".
