Second, things (and their posited but unproven existence) remain nothing but "ideas indispensable for the intelligibility of the changeable phenomenal world" (Micro, II, p. 584).
In the East as in the West, a solid, central business idea is indispensable.
Perhaps the most curious feature of pride is its indispensable relation to the idea of self.
Obama also remarked about the need to give more entrepreneurs from all walks of life a chance to turn their ideas into indispensable products and services.
While the authors assume only basic mathematical knowledge, they uphold the scientific rigor that is indispensable for transforming general ideas into executable algorithms.
Conceptual models of forest dynamics are powerful cognitive tools, which are indispensable for communicating ecological ideas and knowledge, and in developing strategic approaches and setting targets for forest conservation, restoration and sustainable management.
But in a democracy, the idea of an indispensable leader -- except at the height of a true emergency -- is dangerous and harmful.
By revealing the problem to others and how it can be overcome, this actor is trying to put forward an idea and become indispensable, an obligatory point of passage to reach the solution of the identified problem.
These have been created by designers, artists, scientists, engineers, and manufacturers - those able to respond to the idea of these "indispensable items" with pioneering materials, approaches, and design revisions.
Angus Graham rejected Davidson's claim, saying that the postulation of conceptual schemes different from our (modern Western) one was "inescapable" for scholars of the language and thought of other cultures, and indeed, "that the very idea was an indispensable tool for such inquirers, to which Davidson's objections did not directly apply".
Or again, metaphysics-2 refers to the discipline that discovers and articulates the general ideas that are indispensable to the analysis of everything that happens.
