Further, a man of a given disposition makes chiefly for the corresponding things: lovers of victory make for victory, lovers of honour for honour, money-loving men for money, and so with the rest.
In Grey v IRC, the House of Lords gave disposition its "natural meaning", saying that it meant "a transaction whereby a beneficiary who has a beneficial interest at the beginning of the transaction no longer has it at the end of the transaction".
For both surveys, no significant differences were found in the call type recorded by NHSDW or gender between respondents and non-respondents, and the profile of advice given (disposition) was remarkably similar (Table 2).
Long-term, intensive and close interaction does not seem to be necessary for a person to acquire a given normative disposition, as is testified by the relative ease with which individuals learn new norms when they change status or social group (e.g., from single to married, from student to faculty, etc).
That is, for a given medical disposition and a specific type of preferences there exist individuals who stick to this specific type of preferences, and individuals who change to it from any other type that show a lower concern for health.
In most cases, there isn't a single 'natural' level of a given human disposition or capacity.
Even if you reject (3), and argued, implausibly, that the current level is optimal or something close, you face another problem: (5) In most cases, there isn't a single 'natural' level of a given human disposition or capacity.
Those choices are judgment calls -- the result of a given staff's political disposition.
Such data increasingly allow to define the individual disposition for a given disease and to predict disease prognosis as well as the efficacy of therapeutic strategies in the individual patient ('individualized medicine').
The claim that a given person has such a disposition is thus a claim about the state of a physical object.
The other is that our sense-organs need to be suitably harmonized to admit a given atom-type, and the disposition of our passageways can be affected by illness or other conditions.
