But the objection, Ms . Juleff noted, was based on " the tacit assumption that the action of the wind would emulate that of bellows _ that is, by blowing directly into the furnace _ and that gusting and calms, no matter how short, would produce an uncontrollable system ."
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I get the tacit assumption that it's expensive, but when I see half a bagel with some cream cheese costing over $ 3 or a pad of paper at the mini-Staples costing $ 5, I can't help but think they must have a fat profit margin even after their rent . talk ) 14 : 06, 16 November 2009 ( UTC)
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The aim was to highlight emerging concepts, methodologies and applications in the study of culture, mind, and brain, with particular attention to : ( 1 ) neuroscience research that incorporates culture and the social world; ( 2 ) the context in which methods are used as well as the tacit assumptions that shape research questions; and ( 3 ) the kinds and quality of collaborations that advance interdisciplinary research training.
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It is " not " a claim made by any notable sceptics, because they generally use a correct definition of pseudoscience . ( And in fact the SEI 2006 even " quotes " the following definition by notable sceptic Michael Shermer, without once addressing the obvious contradiction with their tacit assumption that all paranormal beliefs are pseudoscientific beliefs : " claims presented so that they appear [ to be ] scientific even though they lack supporting evidence and plausibility " .)
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MacKinnon rejects social reform that proceeds through pluralistic models of liberalism : " To proliferate'feminisms'in the face of women's diversity is the latest attempt of liberal pluralism to evade the challenge women's reality poses to theory, simply because the theoretical forms those realities demand have yet to be created . " According to MacKinnon, " Abortion opponents and proponents share a tacit assumption that women significantly control sex ", that sexual intercourse is " coequally determined ", without taking into account the overall context of non-consent, subordination, and violence within which intercourse commonly occurs.
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He examines a core problem : in axiomatic proofs the tacit assumption of an experienced, thinking mind : to be successful it must come to the argument equipped with prior knowledge of the symbols and their use ( the semantics behind the mindless syntax ) : " Mathematics as a purely formal system of symbols without a human being possessing the know-how for dealing with the symbols is impossible [ according to the chemist Polanyi ( 1969, 195 ), the ideal of a form of knowledge that is strictly explicit is contradictory because without tacit knowledge all formulas, words, and illustrations would become meaningless ] " ( brackets in the original, Breger 2000 : 229 ).
