Wittgenstein uses the example of the manometer in §§270 271 to consider this idea, and his criticism of it is in effect that this method of securing meaning works, but that the secured meaning is public: the so-called "private object", even if there were such a thing, is revealed to be irrelevant to meaning.
Britain's other big carrier (bmi, better known under its old name of British Midland) is a private company which keeps its results to itself; but it is in effect a subsidiary of Lufthansa, secure in the mighty Star Alliance, and robust enough to weather any downturn.
However, the Christian community rallied around a T-joint they found in the rubble and secured what is, in effect, a sole representation in the memorial, for itself, to the exclusion of all other religions and philosophies.
It flourished only in a television market rigged by politicians and designed to secure what is, in effect, a monopoly.
Such provisions, however, are surely appropriate to secure performance of what are in effect conditional sales agreements and they do not advance the argument for patent misuse.
President Bush has realized that in dealing with terrorism, trying to secure unanimity through consultation is, in effect, an abdication of responsibility.
The Secure Communities program is in effect in more than 1,000 jurisdictions in 40 states, including Illinois.
We have secured agreements with multiple counties that will be in effect on Election Day.
After the city was secured, ʿĀlamgīr was confirmed emperor of Hindustan but was in effect Aḥmad Shah's puppet.
For many countries, EMV has been in effect for many years already, helping to reduce fraud and create more secure transactions.
