Finally, there might even be some contingent propositions that are beyond S's capacity to grasp which are entailed by some propositions that S does, indeed, grasp.
An inference engine is then used to query this repository and derive additional assertions, which are entailed from the base schema, on product, process, and resource.
Karttunen concluded that the consequent of a conditional acts as a hole to some presuppositions, but filters out all those presuppositions which are entailed by the antecedent, or, more generally, by a combination of the antecedent and contextually supplied background information.
None the less, once Jacobi had thus appealed to Hume's authority for his defence, he was faced by the task of having to distance himself from the scepticism which was entailed in Hume's use of belief but did not in any way fall within his own purview.
In order to take advantage of low level of allelic variation, we implemented a modification of WSSD approach described before which is entailed a quality assessment of underlying reads to calculate percent identity and determine the proportion of variants within a certain region in a genome [ 6].
"Now we are in discussions with Poland and I don't want to speculate about further consequences, which could be entailed by the application of article 7. We are not there, I don't think we will get to that point," he said.
The third Baronet died bankrupt, and the estate (which had been entailed to protect it from his creditors) passed in 1761 to his brother, Sir Abraham Isaac Elton, 4th Baronet.
Given this, it is intuitive that MAA cannot be filed under Article 10(1) of Directive 2001/83/EC (generic application) which would be entailed with formal demonstration of bioequivalence.
The practical difficulties which would be entailed by a national roll-out of eReferral notifications to primary care providers – both in terms of the required additional administrative tasks handled in secondary care as well as the potential impact on primary care workflows – should therefore not be underestimated.
It has potential therapeutic use for deficiencies of oxygen which are not entailed by blood (volume) lack, and can therefore not be treated by a 'blood substitute', e.g. anaemias, local ischaemias and their complications such as stroke or myocardial infarction, or lack of oxygen in tumours, reducing the effectiveness of anti-cancer treatments by irradiation or chemotherapy.
From this it is a short step to thinking of God as occupying a standpoint outside that series, a timeless standpoint that entails a tenseless relation between all events but which is not entailed by it.
