The castes, moreover, do not generally graduate into each other, but are perfectly well defined; being as distinct from each other, as are any two species of the same genus, or rather as any two genera of the same family.
Smith has shown how surprisingly the neuters of several British ants differ from each other in size and sometimes in colour; and that the extreme forms can sometimes be perfectly linked together by individuals taken out of the same nest: I have myself compared perfect gradations of this kind.
With a second peculiar flourish he prevented the poee-poee from dropping to the ground as he raised it to his mouth, into which the finger was inserted and drawn forth perfectly free from any adhesive matter.
At such times their gratification was boundless, and they would redouble their efforts to make us comprehend them more perfectly. But all in vain; and in the end they looked at us despairingly, as if we were the receptacles of invaluable information; but how to come at it they knew not.
The late licensed victualler's humiliation at having such a very peculiar boy for a son manifested itself by a propensity to brutal treatment; for he was a person of fine sensibilities, and his sufferings as a man and a father were
perfectly genuine.
If the Principle of Alternate Possibilities correctly states a necessary condition of responsibility, and if responsibility is necessary for epistemic justification, then an agent who was essentially
perfectly rational could not have an epistemically justified belief, because he could not have done otherwise than to form his beliefs in a
perfectly rational way.
To make
perfectly square cuts in large diameter pipe and tanks without torches is now possible with ESCO Tool's flexible track mounting system and=portable abrasive saw.
Economics has what can be referred to as a "gold standard" of resource allocation mechanisms--the
perfectly competitive market, which has the following characteristics (1): 1) many buyers and sellers with no single economic agent influencing the exchange of goods among market participants; 2) a homogeneous or standardized product (i.e., goods that individual producers cannot alter or differentiate to collect a higher price); 3) no barriers to movement of firms into or out of the market; 4) perfect information about market conditions that is available to all market participants; and 5) a fully defined system of property rights in which ownership of all products and productive resources is assigned.
It's the album that marks the transition from moptop to psychedelic, and each track is
perfectly written,
perfectly sung,
perfectly arranged."
He looks and seems
perfectly normal, until you see him in action, and then people ask me what's wrong with him.
He finds that each leader, far from being an irrational and reckless fanatic, made shrewd, carefully calculated moves that were
perfectly understandable, especially when given the historical circumstances which shaped them and the premises on which they were based.
Waiting for
perfectly "clean" opportunities to apply your principles means you could lose them altogether.
