Some philosophers, such as Dennett, reject both epiphenomenalism and the existence of qualia with the same charge that Gilbert Ryle leveled against a Cartesian " ghost in the machine ", that they too are category mistakes.

Some writers discount settlements that were abandoned as a result of a natural or human-made disaster, using the term only to describe settlements which were deserted because they were no longer economically viable ; T. Lindsey Baker, author of Ghost Towns of Texas, defines a ghost town as " a town for which the reason for being no longer exists ".

Some believe that any settlement with visible tangible remains should not be called a ghost town ; others say, conversely, that a ghost town should contain the tangible remains of buildings.

Some current ghost towns were originally founded along railways where steam trains formerly stopped at periodic intervals to take on water.

Some ghost towns have revived their economies and populations due to historical and eco-tourism, such as Barkerville.

Some unincorporated towns become ghost towns due to flooding for man made lakes, such as Oketeyeconne.

Some of the earliest settlements in the US, though they no longer exist in any tangible sense, once had the characteristics of a ghost town.

Some Onondaga County towns like Spafford, New York were largely depopulated, many villages becoming veritable ghost towns.

Some of the notable mines include the Geyser Mine ( on the north edge of the town of Silver Cliff ), the Bassick Mine ( near the ghost town of Querida ) and the Bull Domingo ( north of Silver Cliff ).

Some say that this ghost walks upon the original floor levels which have been altered since her day, such that her ghost appears as legs and lower body projecting from the ceiling on one floor with head and upper body gliding along the floor above.

Some animals that figure in these origin myths include the Thunderbird, his brother Kolus, the seagull, orca, grizzly bear or chief ghost.

Some scientists have suggested that this level of sound may be present at some allegedly haunted sites and so cause people to have odd sensations that they attribute to a ghost — our findings support these ideas.

Some episodes of Ghost Hunters and other paranormal programs show the team members using the camera to create false positive readings that amateur ghost hunters mistake for ghostly activity.

Some folk figures are based on semi or actual historical people whose story has been passed down centuries ; Lady Godiva for instance was said to have ridden naked on horseback through Coventry, the heroic English figure Hereward the Wake resisted the Norman invasion, Herne the Hunter is an equestrian ghost associated with Windsor Forest and Great Park, and Mother Shipton is the archetypal witch.

Some ACOG models incorporate rudimentary ghost ring iron sights as a backup for targets that are within.

Some newspapers, such as The Sunday Times, with 1924 Olympic 100 m champion Harold Abrahams, or the London Evening News using former England cricket captain Sir Leonard Hutton, began to adopt the policy of hiring former sports stars to pen columns, which were often ghost written.

Some local people believe there is a ghost in Hata.

Some people say the ghost wears an orange shirt.

Some local people believe the ghost is her.

Some famous locations that are said to be haunted by yūrei are the well of Himeji Castle, haunted by the ghost of Okiku, and Aokigahara, the forest at the bottom of Mt.

Some of the players think that she's a bug in the program, and name her the " ghost ".

Some of the best known and most studied examples are Peters ' elephantnose fish ( Gnathonemus petersi ) and the black ghost knifefish ( Apteronotus albifrons ).

Some also include the western part of Hants County, including the towns of Hantsport and Windsor even further to the east, but geographically speaking they are part of the Avon River valley.

Some bilingual signage may also be seen, such as street name signs in Breton towns, and one station of the Rennes metro system has signs in both French and Breton.

Some 1, 710 towns and 70, 000 villages were destroyed.

Some of them are still found in towns of Ahmedabad, Viramgam, Ujjain and Palitana.

Some Vietnamese and Chinese minorities remain, particularly in the towns, but many left in two waves-after independence in the late 1940s and again after 1975.

Some bus routes link to other towns such as Muharraq and Isa Town.

Some cover a single town, others several towns in several countries.

" Some scholars suggest it is likely that these " strongholds " were fortified towns in southern Canaan, which would eventually become the five cities ( the Pentapolis ) of the Philistines.

Some of the large suburbs, listed as separate towns, are Kamëz ( 67, 301 ), Kashar ( 45, 742 ), Paskuqan ( 37, 313 ) and Farkë ( 22, 713 ).

Some small towns in the 6th century BC disappeared during this time, ostensibly consumed by greater, more powerful neighbours.

Some 10 other French towns and cities, including Avranches, Thionville, Troyes and Le Mans, have a " Place du Général Patton " in his honor.

Some towns — such as Gabrovo, Tryavna, Karlovo, Koprivshtitsa, Lovech, Skopie — prospered.

Some towns become deserted when their populations are massacred.

Some were logging towns or dual mining and logging sites, often developed at the behest of the company.

Some of these towns, such as the Humberstone and Santa Laura Saltpeter Works in the Atacama Desert, have been declared UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

Some of the oldest towns, notably Congonhas, Tiradentes and Ouro Preto, still have some of their streets paved with soapstone from colonial times.

Some people took the towns name as their last name " Milazzo ".

Some signs are even more local, occurring only in certain towns or cities ( such as the Manchester system of number signs ).

Some pit villages outgrew nearby towns by area and population ; for example, Rossington in South Yorkshire came to have over four times more people than the nearby town of Bawtry.

Some pit villages grew to become towns ; for example, Maltby in South Yorkshire grew from 600 people in the 19th century to over 17, 000 in 2007.