How To Use Individuate In A Sentence
-
To name or individuate the deceased would reduce the national ghost to an ordinary self.
-
Fathers, he says, help the child "individuate"; they are more willing than mothers to let a child out of their sight, and on average will let a baby crawl as much as twice as far before retrieving her.
It's A Wise Father Who Knows. . .
-
It is the condition of beatitude - the divine vision of the person of God by an individuated soul.
-
They are not individuated by an haecceity or primitive thisness.
Structural Realism
-
Solving it would require finding a suitable way to individuate cognitive processes and specifying the precise role of back-up processes.
-
Mars is the planet through which we individuate and know ourselves as separate and distinct.
-
In particular, contingent entities can not be individuated in an absolute sense by any kind of descriptive phrase.
-
God is not individuated by his true description, since it is impossible to conceive of any other entity from which he could be distinguished.
-
Microstructuralism in the philosophy of chemistry is the thesis that chemical kinds can be individuated solely in terms of their microstructural properties (Hendry 2006).
Natural Kinds
-
Substances are things to which we can refer by use of a demonstrative phrase of the form ‘this so-and-so’; they are things that can be picked out, identified, individuated.
-
The glories of Greek philosophy offered them the choice of individuated consciousness.
Michael Vlahos: America: Enemy of Change, Midwife of the Future
-
As we age we become more "individuated, introspective and autonomous.
Brent Green: Baby Boomers And The Power Of Social Networking
-
Newspapers hope to appeal with "individuated" news
Latest Articles
-
I explore this issue by discussing how actions and events are to be individuated, focusing on problem cases which raise difficulties concerning the location or time of occurrence of an action or an event.
-
They are not individuated by an haecceity or primitive thisness.
Structural Realism
-
There is the belief that functional brain scanning can individuate mental pathologies in the living brain.
-
Is this about their schoolwork, or perhaps part of their need to separate and individuate from you?
Darryl Sollerh: The Dancing Parent: Navigating Homework Hell, Part 2
-
These new humans broke down the equipoise of urban society, which only further opened up individuated consciousness for ordinary people.
Michael Vlahos: America: Enemy of Change, Midwife of the Future
-
Language that individuates his memories
-
This line of thought affords actualist representationists a powerful means to accommodate many apparently recalcitrant modal truths about non-actual possible objects, provided that these non-actual possible objects can be individuated uniquely by means of actually existing potential parts or origin.
Possible Objects
-
There is the belief that functional brain scanning can individuate mental pathologies in the living brain.
-
ISPs have a tendency to aggregate data sets, with most individuated alerts about network uses coming up when something ‘weird’ appears (e.g. when a computer attached the network is infested with hostile code and starts spamming the network, that activity is seen and the computer removed from the network until the issue is cleared up).
‘DPI is necessary’ – Sandvine
-
In this respect they are like the individual souls, which, since they pre-exist and postdate the particulars they inhabit, are not and cannot be individuated by them.
Plato's Middle Period Metaphysics and Epistemology
-
In addition, some pairs of identical twins individuate themselves in early childhood.
-
Identity is now a much more individuated business, which means that people have to construct it for themselves and tailor it after their own fashion.
-
The binomial designates a duel made up of two individuated forces which intersect.
-
The underlying field/space is universal (absolute on some level) whereas the particular, individuated processing dynamic determines how such space is perceived as having relative locality and temporality.
A Materialist Red Herring
-
In particular, we shall look at the issue of whether objects must be individuated under the kind of sortal expressions that correspond to Aristotelian substance concepts, or whether a more generic notion, such as physical body, will suffice.
Substance
-
Although every baboon is a distinct, highly individuated self, each seems to exist simultaneously as self-in-community or even as self-in-communion.
-
This is why humans don't tend to blush until about age two, right around the same time they "individuate" and realize they are not the same person as mom and dad.
Uakari Monkey & The Origin of Blushing
-
You and I are highly evolved individuated selves who have been blessed with the extraordinary capacity for self-reflective awareness and the freedom to choose.
Andrew Z. Cohen: What Is Conscious Evolution?
-
A mass of matter is individuated by the particles that compose it, however organized.
-
In his individuated free-floating imagery that defines his iconography, he is rooted in the social and cultural matrix.
-
In addition the superimposition of political and personal texts demonstrates how affect is both individuated and socialised, often simultaneously.
-
For Nietzsche, Dionysos symbolized the universal, Apollo symbolized individuated art.
-
Both kinds of form, it may be noted, though they specify their resultant essences, or quasi-essences, are individuated by the quantified matter in the one case, and the subject of inhesion in the other.
The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 6: Fathers of the Church-Gregory XI
-
But a rather different picture of the structure of frameworks is also possible, one in which the notion of centrality is a matter of degree and in which no single set of beliefs or principles serves to individuate a framework.
Relativism
-
The ‘rags to riches’ mythology of the American Dream individuates poverty and wealth.
-
The crowded figures in the royal durbar are not individuated but arranged in a social hierarchy of relative importance with the leading courtiers closest to the throne.
-
Only a human being can individuate, which is to say, achieve a destiny which is unique to him.
No quarrel over teaching Darwin's theory of Evolution in schools in India
-
The spiritual unification of a very small planet through individuated education concerning its many constituent parts must be considered a coup of the greatest magnitude.
Matthew Anderson: The Case for Blending Church and State
-
It helps individuate us, because we establish our own voices by being involved early on in the writing process.
-
A weblogger has an individuated track record, has ultimate responsibility for the final form of everything that appears in the main body of his site, and is individually answerable for it.
-
The test was designed to individuate allele I within the Hordeum spontaneum accessions.
-
A mental event is individuated, first, as being within the consciousness of a given individual.
-
Nevertheless his mind is receptive to the kind of individuated characterization soon to distinguish the mid-eighteenth century novel.
A Critical Essay on Characteristic-Writings From his translation of The Moral Characters of Theophrastus (1725)
-
It is the entire assemblage in its individuated aggregate that is a haecceity; it is this assemblage that is defined by a longitude and a latitude, by speeds and affects, independently of forms and subjects, which belong to another plane.
