Now, the idea here of causes as concomitant requisites and of God "preserving" substances continually by a kind of emanation may suggest occasionalism, but it is clear that Leibniz, after initially showing some sympathy toward occasionalism, eventually rejects it.
The exec might use selvesware such as IBM Watson's Tone Analyzer, which doesn't just analyze Slack chats and emails but also recommends tonal and textual edits that preserve substance while enhancing style.
His other notable treatise is about the Jews; it reproduces in paraphrase relevant excerpts from Jewish, Samaritan, and Gentile writers and is valuable for preserving the substance of Hellenistic Jewish authors of whom otherwise nothing would be known.
While preserving the substance of the constitution, it is simply amends previous European treaties, rather than marking any fundamental new shift in powers.
Nothing would be known about Marinus if Ptolemy had not preserved the substance of his cartographical work.
This tome was as weighty as the original constitution, and preserved the substance of it, though its authors argued it differed in key ways.
It is the essence that preserves the substance of all things as they're projected in our mind, our maternal connection with the outside reality, that otherwise is bound to remain distant, hidden behind the reflective surface of our senses.
Moreover, the bank was dedicated to preserving the architectural substance of the town.
A review of "Spook: Science Tackles the Afterlife," by Mary Roach, on Page 9 of the Book Review today, misidentifies the medium who produced or introduced a substance preserved at Cambridge University, ostensibly as ectoplasm.
There is little of annalistic substance preserved from the rule of the subsequent Libyan and Cushite dynasts, and the brief Saite renaissance of the 26th dynasty (664 525 bce) was already under the Assyrian and Babylonian shadow, soon to be replaced by the Persian.
Thus, not only the covenants and conditions of the contract are preserved, but also the substance of the original remedies for its enforcement.
