Sentences with phrase «actual occurrence of»

If the potential power of the tools exposed in this incident seem extraordinary, the actual occurrence of data exposures as a result of potential misconfiguration is all too common.

Well, because the US Code has to handle literally every single actual occurrence of every permutation of actors and circumstances that has ever occurred and has been «important enough» to make a codified rule about.

Internally to that document, I note that 1) the paper does not consider the actual occurrence of droughts and other disasters, but rather deaths due to them, and 2) the recent data are simply not credible, probably due to a «creative» choice of definitions.

They then ascertained to what extent the pupils were able to link the experiment to the actual occurrence of a flour dust explosion at the Roland Mill in Bremen.

Hence, while it is not absolutely possible to rule out the occurrence of nuclear reactions inside a pulsating bubble on the basis of the present knowledge, the actual occurrence of such reactions is, to say the least, doubtful.»

, even if the actual occurrence of spondylolisthesis is fairly rare.

All such forms are only more or less adequate to the actual occurrence of tradition, and they are to be retained, if at all, only because or insofar as they still make possible the «handing over» which the word «tradition» (tradition) originally signifies.

But the revelation is the actual occurrence of it, not their attempts to explain it.

It would thus be contended that, for example, while the actual occurrence of pain, suffering, disappointment (etc.) may be extra-theoretical, nevertheless a person's awareness of such things is not, but rather lies only in the area of belief — of mere opinion.

But while the actual occurrence of happiness or unhappiness, pleasure or pain, etc., is indeed beyond our control -LSB-...] the same does not seem obviously to hold for our beliefs about such matters.

The driving force behind his league is the random roll of three dice which, together with some charts, approximates the actual occurrences of a baseball game.

Not exact matches

The impact or occurrence of these could cause actual results to differ materially from the expected results described in the forward - looking statements.

In some instances, passengers are getting charged double the actual time and distance for a normal ride, yet drivers are receiving only about half of the amount the passenger pays while Uber is pocketing the difference,» he writes in a post about the occurrence.

The passage seems to say that the ultimate metaphysical reality that underlies and expresses itself in every concrete occurrence of actuality or value «envisages» possibilities both in pure abstraction and in their relevance for actual entities, as well as «envisaging» the actual entities themselves.

no what that list is, is a series of actual occurrences, that can't be explained thru naturalistic mechanisms.

Thus if «I» do something like «deciding upon a course of action,» that «deciding» is not» to be attributed to an «I» which is to be regarded as in some way distinct relatively to the actual spatiotemporal events comprising the occurrences of my life - history: it is to be attributed to those occurrences themselves.

By the term «myth» we mean to convey our understanding that what is narrated is not a literal occurrence of the past; and by legend, that the story probably has a basis in an actual person or occurrence of the past.2

Or, to express it in more learned fashion, the account of creation does not depict the event which it reports with the actual observable features of its occurrence.

At one extreme, we can posit the occurrence of an actual occasion of experience that receives stimuli and triggers motor responses without any significant influence of prior dominant occasions.

Reason would dictate that if a celebration was based upon an occurrence, whether actual or mythological, redefinition of that celebration is logically pointless; a steak knife is a steak knife; has been a steak knife, and will always be a steak knife (at least for about 500 — 750 years); the very same with Christmas.

But even this is not because the extensive continuum exists prior to and is determinative of the occurrence of actual entities.

Thus, just as in Whitehead's categoreal system the two first - mentioned elements, absolute concreteness and unique occurrence, are united in the concept of a determinate, fundamental, categoreal existence (the concept of an occasion or actual entity), so the corresponding counter-elements, absolute abstractness and the character of abiding existence [lmmer - Gewesen - Sein], are joined together in another concept of an opposite categoreal type, that of an utterly abstract entity, which always was and always is, which Whitehead calls an eternal object.

Indeed, it might plausibly be argued that the essential and universal meaning of this ancient story can be grasped most profoundly only when the story is set free from any connection with an actual occurrence in time and space.

In the actual and concrete event of their occurring, they have carried with them in their organic richness the worth that they have been thought or found to possess: that is intrinsic to their very occurrence.

Hence, when it comes to examining the actual texture of past occurrences, the historical cliches of Hegel have resulted only in the theological truisms of Pannenberg.

Because of the singularity of actual occasions in the process of concretion, this exhausting of the perspectives of the preceding occasions never becomes a complete reproduction in the sense of a renewed occurrence of the subjectivity of these objectified occasions.

But whereas for Hegel as for Mill feeling is actual in the sense that it is an event in the history of the mind, for the later Bradley feeling is not an event or occurrence of any kind.

The move was in the works for some time of course, and was a particularly badly kept secret by all involved, but nonetheless it is now real, an actual occurrence — the Zlatan experience is coming to English shores.

But early potty training, no matter the actual method used, seems to have no effect in potential bedwetting, and may actually reduce the occurrence of bedwetting.

The actual start may vary by a week or two, but you can be sure of their occurrence.

So far, little is known about the actual physiology of these archaea in their environmental niches or about their potential syntrophic relationships with other organisms, but recent findings highlight the importance and wide occurrence of these metabolic regimes in a wide diversity of archaea from anaerobic environments.

Reducing the occurrence of flashbacks is therefore likely to relieve post-traumatic suffering while leaving the actual memories of the trauma in place, they said.

Most importantly, we also quantify and characterize the distribution and rate of occurrence of planets down to Earth size with no prior assumptions on their frequency, by subtracting from the population of actual Kepler candidates our simulated population of astrophysical false positives.

Case in point, new upcoming spring collections are shown many, many months ahead of the actual chronological occurrence of the season itself at fashion week, so I think this justifies my spring cravings in January.

Embarking on a work of fiction by using an actual event as inspiration is a common occurrence in books, movies and television.

Insurance: A situation where the probability of a variable (such as burning down of a building) is known but when a mode of occurrence or the actual value of the occurrence (whether the fire will occur at a particular property) is not.

From invisible abstract processes to actual experienced occurrences; as an ongoing proces of becoming; emerging from a mysterious unknown into being as we know it.

Consistent with his past work, Haggerty maintains in these paintings a focus on the dynamic gesture of line that embodies not actual objects, but rather, actions or occurrences, like letters or other symbolic abstractions.

It happens almost every time that when the calculated rate of change has to be adjusted because actual occurrence is varying from predicted rate of change that the adjustment has to be in the category of «happening faster than expected.»

It happens almost every time... the calculated rate of change has to be adjusted because actual occurrence is varying from predicted rate of change... «happening faster than expected.»

Some possibility or probability of occurrence of such an event would then trigger a decision tree based upon modeling and analysis that occurred well in advance of the actual event.

Sometimes bus accident injuries occur without the occurrence of an actual collision.

[397] Undeclared tips is a commonplace occurrence for young people working in the food service industry, although it makes it more difficult to determine the plaintiff's actual pre-accident income when the only evidence of the value of the tips comes from her «estimate» at trial, unsubstantiated by any written record.

Ultimately, the Court of Appeal concluded that resort to the «proprietary rights» powers of s. 9 (1) in cases of pending or actual bankruptcy should not be a regular occurrence.

Therefore, listing and appraising all items that you wish to be covered by the insurance plan is a very important step to getting coverage that will be helpful in the event of an actual occurrence.

For example, longitudinal follow - up of adults whose childhood abuse was documented has shown that their retrospective reports of such abuse are likely to underestimate actual occurrence.60, 61 Difficulty recalling childhood events likely results in misclassification (classifying people who truly were exposed to ACEs as unexposed) that would bias our results toward the null.

Virtual visitation is not considered a substitute for direct parenting, but is intended as one of many tools to help a non-custodial parent build or sustain a relationship with a child in much the same way that court - ordered access does in the world outside of the Internet as if it were in an actual occurrence or situation.

This method does not take into account when the actual disorder had its onset and therefore the relationship between stressor occurrence and onset of disorder varies widely between participants.